Secret weapon? The incredible strategy Real Madrid will use to defeat Man City

Real Madrid is ready to play against Manchester City at the Santiago Bernabeu tomorrow in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. The Spanish Giants will play Man City at home in the first leg tomorrow, and the club and the team want to have a big advantage over Pep Guardiola's team at home. In the last two matches at the Etihad Stadium, Man City did not give Real Madrid fans a lot of seats available in the away section. Rather than removing seat allocation from Man City fans at the Santiago Bernabeu, the club is planning to have a hostile atmosphere for the Manchester City players.

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Real Madrid and the players have already asked their fans to wear white for the game against Manchester City. The club and the players want the entire stadium to look white, and they also plan to have a mosaic for the start of the game. The club is trying its best to have a great atmosphere for its team while also making it hard for the Man City players as the away team. The club has another plan to make it difficult for Guardiola and his team to compete against the Real Madrid team in the crucial Champions League game.

According to Mario Cortenga from the Athletic, Real Madrid will ask UEFA if they can close the Bernabéu’s roof tomorrow to make the atmosphere as loud as possible against Manchester City. This will potentially give Real Madrid an advantage since this game is arguably the biggest game for Real Madrid and Manchester City this season so far. Real Madrid lost to Man City last year 5-1 on aggregate in the Champions League semi-final.

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Pep Guardiola welcomes the closed roofs of the Bernabeu

In an interview with Deporte Plus, Pep Guardiola was asked if there was an issue with the Santiago Bernabeu's roof potentially closing to the game tomorrow. Guardiola said, " Santiago Bernabéu with a closed roof? I'm curious to see it because I've never played an official game in this condition. I'm excited to see it."