Manchester United and Ajax played away in the quarter-finals of the Football Champions League.
Atletico Madrid were head coach of Manchester United in the playoffs of the Men’s Champions League on Wednesday. Diego Simeonen looking football team. Simeone, who was on fire at the edge of the field, had pumped his crew to the opening half full of will.
The home team’s charge was no longer enough for the second half, so ManU, who had been losing for a long time, reached a 1-1 draw in an emotional match.
Spain’s reigning champion Atletico Madrid has been anemic in his national league this season, devoid of the aggression instilled by Simeone. On Wednesday, at home, Estadio Metropolitano started with the familiar Atletico, who fought for every ball.
The home team released the game Joao Felixin already scored in the 7th minute. Felix escaped with a quick spurt from the ManU defense and crashed 1-0 past the ManU goal with a guarded Atletico breeder David de Gean.
Atletico ran out of power
At the end of the first half Sime Vrsaljko was to increase the lead of the home team, but his suit hit the goal frames.
19-year-old Swedish striker saves ManUn in 1st half Anthony Elanga. 80 minutes into the match, the visitors put themselves ahead 0 – 5 as de Gean finished off an attack from the left with a spectacular scissors kick.
Atletico has become an exchange Antoine Griezmann rumbled at the end of ManU’s goal frames.
Atletico Madrid’s Simeone had to be helped off the pitch as an injury meant he was unable to finish the game Luis Suarezin. Manchester United Cristiano Ronaldo was invisible.
The away game meant that ManU’s dreams of a semi-final place are well alive.
Haller hit both ends of the field
In Lisbon, Benfica and Ajax played a 2-on-2 draw. Visitor Ajax had won all six of their previous Champions League matches.
The most prominent player in Ajax and the entire field was the Ivorian striker Sebastien Hallerwho was involved in good and evil. Benfica leveled the score after 26 minutes to make it 1 – 1, as Haller struck home after a fine midfield combination through the center, which left him completely unmarked.
The same man was in an offense near Benfica’s goal three minutes later when he fired a 2-1 lead into the away team’s second contact. In the second half, Benfican brought the 72nd minute to their level with 2-2 goals Roman Yaremchuk.
Haller leads the Champions League goal exchange with 11 hits. He has scored at least one goal in each of his Champions League games this season.
The decisive second quarter-finals will be played on March 15th.