In the early morning of April 7, Beijing time, the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals began to compete, and in this round, Real Madrid played away from home, and their opponent was Chelsea. After 90 minutes of fierce fighting, Real Madrid won 3-1 away from home and took the lead in the two-legged match. Let's take a look at the ratings of the players on both sides after the match.
The highest-scoring real team was Benzema, who scored three of his four shots and scored three goals in this match, scoring three goals and scoring a hat-trick, becoming the second player in the history of the Champions League knockout stage to wear a hat in a row. After the match, Benzema received the highest rating of 8.8 points in the game.
Vinicius gave up one assist in the game and scored a 7.3 point rating after the game. Another player in the front, Valverde, scored 6.7 points. Another player, Modric, who gave Benzema an assist, scored 6.5 points, Casemiro scored 6.9 and Kroos also scored 6.5 points.
Real Madrid's backcourt player ratings are all around 7 points. Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois scored 7.1 points on four saves, Mendy scored 7.3 points, Alaba and Carvajal scored 6.5 points and Militão scored 6.4 points, the lowest rating of any starter.
Chelsea's ratings are generally lower than those of Real Madrid, with the team's highest rating going to Havertz. In this game, Havrtz shot 6 shots on goal and 2 on target, the highest number of shots in the game, scoring 1 key goal, in addition to 2 key passes, After the game Havertz received a rating of 7.3 points.
Five chelsea players scored the game down, with goalkeepers Mendy and Rudiger both scoring 4.7 points, tied for the lowest scores in the game. Another defender, Christensen, scored 5.8 points, Pulisic scored 5.9 and Kante scored just 5.4 points. For other players, Thiago Silva scored 6.0 points, Rees James scored 6.7 points, assisted Jorginho scored 6.6 points, Azpilicueta scored 6.3 points and Mount scored 6.2 points.