Which Team Has Beat Real Madrid the Most in the Champions League?

If you’ve been following the European soccer championship, you’ve probably wondered: which team has beaten Real Madrid the most? Borussia Dortmund has beaten Real Madrid two times and Barcelona has won one. Both teams have played each other four times in the Champions League. However, Dortmund’s two wins were against Real Madrid in their respective groups. Their first and second games were 2-1 victories. Dortmund beat Real Madrid in the semi-final as well, where they won the first leg 4-0 and lost the second leg 2-0 to Madrid.

Liverpool

After a stalemate in their last two meetings, it looks as though Liverpool will pull off the historic upset. The Reds were in a suffocating rhythm for most of the match, and a solitary strike by Sadio Mane has the hosts on the back foot. But they have plenty of other chances to take the lead. Sadio Mane’s long-range shot is tipped harmlessly over by Thibaut Courtois, and a follow-up effort by Vinicius goes out for a goal kick. Liverpool’s defense has been putting Madrid under pressure, but they fail to provide any real threat to the Reds’ attack.

Real Madrid was in the middle of a transitional season when Liverpool beat them 1-0. Despite the loss, Liverpool recovered well and went on to win the league and the Carabao Cup. This was their seventh European title and their sixth overall. The team’s incredible run was boosted by the magic of the Santiago Bernabeu. Despite this, Liverpool has been contenders throughout the season, battling for the Premier League title, the Carabao Cup, and the Champions League. They have even faced Inter Milan, Benfica, and Villarreal.

Real Madrid

Which team has beaten Real Madrid the most times? Interestingly, no team has beaten Real Madrid more often than Liverpool. This record is based on knockout games, not league matches. Real Madrid’s record is W10 L1 D1. Liverpool has a record of W8 L0 D4. Both teams have won one game and drawn the other once. Real Madrid has won the Champions League five times, twice in a row.

In Champions League history, Real Madrid is the most successful club. Only nine teams have managed to beat the club twice in a single Champions League campaign. In the 2008-09 season, Juventus was drawn in the same group as Real Madrid and won both games. In the following season, they won both group games. Real Madrid have also beaten Manchester United twice. But, despite the record, Juventus is still the favorite to win the competition.

Barcelona

The most recent game between the two clubs took place at Camp Nou, where Barcelona won the first leg 3-1. Although the visitors came into the game full of confidence, Madrid quickly took control and added three goals to the lead in the second leg. A tense first half saw Barcelona dominate in possession but fell behind 8-0 at the break. The second leg was a different story. Madrid went on to score three goals in the second leg and sparked a late rally by Barca.

Since La Liga’s inception, Barcelona and Real have met each other in two47 competitive matches. Real have won 96 and Barcelona have won 71 of those games. There have also been 35 draws. Barcelona won the most recent match 1-0 in June, and Lionel Messi is the all-time leading scorer in El Clasico with 26 goals. Cristiano Ronaldo is third with 18 goals and 14 assists.

CSKA Moscow

CSKA Moscow has beaten Real Madrid in the Champions League the most times, and they will need to win the next two fixtures to qualify for the Europa League. The last time Real Madrid won in Russia was back in 2003. After that victory, they had eight draws and four losses in the group. This result is particularly impressive considering the fact that Madrid had already sealed first place in Group G, but CSKA Moscow was in the hunt for a third. In the end, CSKA Moscow took advantage of Madrid’s defensive problems and scored two goals.

Although Real Madrid has been in good form during the group stage, they are unable to maintain the momentum and will be hoping to close their group campaign on a high. Wednesday’s match is a key match for both sides, as they are looking to finish third. Despite this disappointing result, Real Madrid is still on course to reach the knockout stage despite the loss. Despite the humbling loss, the team has shown great character and will be able to overcome the challenge ahead.

Manchester City

It’s not a record that will be surpassed in the near future. After all, Manchester City has beaten Madrid the most times in their history. However, a victory would be even better. With the most consecutive Champions League wins, City is well on its way to breaking the record. With that, let’s take a look at the game that took place on Saturday. First, we’ll look at the first leg of the tie, in which Real lost 2-1 to Chelsea.

In the UEFA Champions League, Manchester City will face Real Madrid in the semifinal. The Citizens have a three-point advantage on aggregate, and they will be looking to extend that lead against the Spanish giants. Despite their record, Manchester City has never won the Champions League, and Madrid is the most successful team in the competition. However, the difference in goals between the two teams is not huge. Real Madrid will be a stronger team on home soil, and the bookmakers’ odds will favor the Citizens.

Bayern Munich

With this win, Bayern Munich has beaten Real Madrid three times in this Champions League run, and they are now unbeaten in their last six meetings. Ronaldo’s 15th goal of the season was the difference in the first leg, and the German side was a much more solid side on the night. But Madrid still has plenty of quality to keep them at bay and James Rodriguez is keen to prove to the fans why he left for Bayern.

It is no coincidence that the pair have met most often in the competition, with Real winning four out of the six semi-finals. Bayern had reached the final the previous season but Real took the title. Bayern came through the semi-finals 4-2 on aggregate, with goals from Giovane Elber and Nicolas Anelka. The two teams had never met outside of the competition. But that is about to change.

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