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While Messi is chanted in Barcelona, what Real Madrid did for Cristiano Ronaldo and moved

The Madrid footballer surprised everyone with his celebration in London.

By William Estrella

The Madrid footballer surprised everyone with his celebration in London.
The Madrid footballer surprised everyone with his celebration in London.

Real Madrid beat Chelsea in the quarterfinal series with a 4-0 aggregate win. Ancelotti's men prevailed in the first leg and in the second leg with the same result. In the rematch at Stamford Bridge, the Brazilian Rodrygo was the leading figure converting the two goals that sealed the final 0-2.

The Merengue team had won 2-0 in Spain and defined the series in England. After several good responses from Thibaut Courtois to keep the goal clean, those led by Carlo Ancelotti managed to open the scoring, thanks to an attack from the right that ended in Rodrygo's 1-0. Later, the attacker sentenced the 2-0.

Rodrygo's speed was key, with the addition of Vinícius's generosity to assist him. With that formula, Rodrygo finished shaping the series. To get the occasional smile from the fans, he celebrated like Cristiano. In addition, when he was replaced at the end, the madridistas present chanted his name.

"It is a pleasure to be in Madrid, the biggest team in the world and we have the obligation to reach the semifinals, the final and win the Champions League. We have it in mind, we have to play good games as we are doing. We have arrived away and we hope to continue like this", indicated the Brazilian.

The reason why he celebrated as CR7

"First I thought about slipping on the grass, but I have a little inflammation in my knee and I can't do it. Then I quickly thought about my idol Cristiano Ronaldo," he told Movistar. The Brazilian already has 13 goals this season and 10 assists. Last season he played a leading role with decisive goals and this season he already has five goals in Europe.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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