In the early hours of this morning, the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals took the lead in ending two matches, and finally Manchester City beat Portugal Sport 5-0, and Paris Saint-Germain beat Real Madrid 1-0, and the two teams took the lead in promotion. On this night, Manchester City set 2 consecutive great records, and Real Madrid set 2 major humiliating records, while missing a penalty messi, fortunately Mbappe saved.
Manchester City won 5-0, setting 2 great records
As the number one favorite to win the title, Manchester City played away in the first leg, leading 4-0 in the first half, B-seat scored twice, Mahrez and Foden scored together, relying on Sterling's goal in the second half, and finally locked in the victory 5-0, ending the suspense of two legs early.
After this match, Manchester City became the first team in the history of the Champions League to lead by at least 4 goals in the knockout rounds away from home at half,000 goals, and the fastest team to score 200 goals in the Champions League with only 97 games.
Paris beat Real Madrid in 94 minutes
The paris and Real Madrid match is a 1.7 billion euro match, with many stars in both teams. In the end, Paris relied on Kylian Mbappe's 94th-minute whistle-pressing goal to complete the 1-0 kill, winning two consecutive Champions League home wins over Real Madrid, setting a record in team history.
Mbappe scored the deadlock to save Messi from missing points
In the second half Kylian Kylian Kylian Mbappe made a penalty, which was taken by Messi, and the Argentine superstar was directly saved by Courtois and did not score the penalty. This is Messi's 8 consecutive games against Real Madrid without goals, no assists, the last time he scored against Real Madrid was on May 6, 2018, that is to say, after C Ronaldo left Real Madrid, Messi did not break the Goal of Real Madrid. Fortunately, Mbappe scored in the final moments to keep Messi from becoming a sinner.
Real Madrid set 2 big shame records overnight
As champions of the Champions League 13, The Real Madrid made one shot on goal at halftime and three shots on goal, the worst single game in the Champions League since the 2003-04 season, and the first time since February 2010 that the team lost to a Ligue 1 team in the Champions League knockout round.
In addition, Real Madrid's last two full-time 0-on-goal matches have been away to Paris, and the other is a 3-0 away defeat in the 2019 group stage.