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Real Madrid have historically faced tough opposition in Italy
Zinedine Zidane wants Real to forget about their aggregate lead over Napoli and continue playing intensely in leg two.
Napoli coach Maurizio Sarri thinks his side will play loose considering they're such underdogs heading into leg two.
Real Madrid may have a 3-1 lead on aggregate entering the second leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie against Napoli on Tuesday, but that doesn't mean a trip to the quarterfinals is guaranteed.
Although Madrid have lost only one of their last nine away Champions League matches, according to ESPN Stats & Information, they have claimed just one victory in their last nine visits to Italy.
That win, 2-0 away at AS Roma last year in the same stage of the Champions League, was the first in the...Transfer Rater: Mario Gotze to Liverpool, Raphael Varane to United
The latest transfer rumours from around the world.
Things change in the blink of an eye in football. The Football Whispers Index takes the latest transfer rumours and gives them a score out of five; the higher the score, the more realistic and reliable the whisper.
Here are today's top five emerging whispers for the summer. And keep an eye on Transfer Talk for all the latest gossip.
Mario Gotze to Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp could reignite his interest in reuniting with former player Mario Gotze in the summer, according to Goal.com. The...Is Spain's European domination set to end this season?
Despite trailing 4-0 to PSG, Gab Marcotti looks at if Barca have enough to truly challenge to make a comeback in their tie.
If you think you can hear most of Europe rubbing its hands in anticipation then you are probably right.
Football is a game of passionate jealousy and powerful ambition and the fact that Spain has made the rest of the European nations kneel in the Champions League, Europa League and UEFA Super Cup over the last two decades doesn't sit well in England, Germany or Italy.
So here is the scenario that the other European power-brokers are hoping for. And it's realistic.
PSG finish the job that they started...
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