Key stats you may have missed from Manchester City’s draw with Real Madrid

Two of Europe’s elite clubs clashed in the quarter-final of the Champions League on Tuesday as Real Madrid played host to Manchester City.

The tie was one of the most entertaining meetings in the competition so far this season and eventually ended Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester City. After Tuesday’s games, Manchester City are 13/8 favourites with bet365 to win the competition.

Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester City key stats

Here are all the key stats you may have missed from Manchester City’s draw with Real Madrid:

• Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester City was only the fourth time in the Champions League that both teams have scored three or more goals in the first leg of two-legged knockout stage tie, with the previous instance also being between these two sides (Manchester City 4-3 Real Madrid in the 2021-22 semi-finals).
• Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is winless in his past three matches at the Santiago Bernabeu against Real Madrid (D2 L1) - his longest run of games there as the visiting coach without a victory (W6 D2 L1 in his first nine).
• Tuesday’s game was only the second ever knockout stage match in the Champions League to see three goals scored in the opening 14 minutes of play (Real Madrid 2-1 Manchester City), after Man City v Tottenham in April 2019 (2-2 after 11 minutes).
• Phil Foden has scored six goals from outside the box for Manchester City this season - the most of any player for a Premier League club across all competitions.