Feb 18 • 20:06 UTC 🇪🇸 Spain El País

Madrid defeats Paris FC to reach the top eight teams in Europe for the third time in its history

Real Madrid defeated Paris FC 2-0 to qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals for the second consecutive year.

Real Madrid achieved a significant milestone by defeating Paris FC 2-0 in the Champions League playoff, moving into the quarter-finals for the third time in the club's history. Playing at the Di Stéfano stadium, Madrid demonstrated remarkable control and composure, particularly benefiting from an early advantage due to a red card for Paris FC's Greboval. This victory marks a continuation of their strong performance in European competitions, reflecting the team's growing prowess on the continental stage.

Eva Navarro emerged as a standout player in the match, providing pivotal assists for both goals, which were scored by Feller and an own goal from Ndongala. Her contributions from the left-back position underscore Coach Pau Quesada's effective tactical decisions in deploying her there when needed the most. This match not only solidifies Madrid's place among the top teams in Europe but also highlights the depth and talent within their squad that can adapt during critical moments.

Looking ahead, Real Madrid will face their arch-rivals, FC Barcelona, in the quarter-finals, adding an exciting layer to this prestigious tournament. This matchup is expected to draw considerable attention, not just for the rivalry but also for the implications it has on both clubs’ ambitions in Europe. Success in this quarter-final will be crucial for Real Madrid as they aim to solidify their European legacy and compete for the much-coveted Champions League trophy once again.

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