00:00It's a red card. What do you think about this?
00:02Yeah, I mean, it's a red card. It's a bit harsh, but it's a red card, you know.
00:07By the laws of the game, the first one, of course, is a yellow card, no doubt.
00:10And the second one, when you're on a yellow card, to pick the ball up and do this, you take
00:14a big risk.
00:14And, yeah, I mean, overall, I don't think it was the biggest thing that affected the game over the two
00:20legs.
00:20I think we were the serve winners.
00:22But sometimes in the Champions League, you need these moments. Madrid know that more than anyone.
00:26So, yeah, it was nice to have one in our favour today.
00:30Harry, what was the key for the game with a lot of ups and downs during the match?
00:35Yeah, to stay patient, I think, was the main thing when we spoke at half-time.
00:38Obviously, getting off to the worst possible start and then getting back in the game and looking like we were
00:42dangerous.
00:43But they're so dangerous from the transition.
00:46You know, you get the ball away and all of a sudden, Mbappe and Vinny are running and causing problems.
00:51And you have to be so careful in those 1-3-1 duels.
00:55And obviously, the second goal was an amazing free kick.
00:57We get back in the game again and it's disappointing to concede just before half-time.
01:01But the second half, we knew if we just stayed a little bit more patient and moved the ball,
01:06they would tire and the spaces would open up.
01:08And that's kind of what happened.
01:09Obviously, they got the red card as well, which helped.
01:11But in the Champions League, sometimes it's just moments.
01:13And Lucho's goal and Mike's goal at the end there were the big moments for us.
01:16What did you talk about in the half-time after the setbacks you mentioned?
01:20Yeah, we just said to be a little bit more patient, to move the ball from side to side a
01:24little bit more though.
01:26Sometimes it's easy to try and rush it, try and get the goal as quick as possible.
01:29And you've got to be a bit calmer and move the ball and move them side to side.
01:34And, you know, they defend well in the low block, but there is spaces to exploit it.
01:38And I feel like we've done that better in the second half.
01:40Harry, what did the referee explain to the players of the second half?
01:45I don't know. I didn't talk to him after that. Obviously, I was happy that he went in our favour.
01:51To be honest, throughout the whole game there was a lot of stuff that didn't go in our favour.
01:55The transition on the third goal, standing is a clear foul for sure from Rudiger.
02:00So, in these games, you know, things can go your way.
02:02In the first half, I think they didn't go our way. In the second half, they did.
02:04And that's just football.
02:06Harry, did you have a question?
02:08Hi.
02:10Congratulations for the game.
02:12In Real Madrid, they are very angry for the red card. What do you think about this?
02:19I completely understand that they are angry, but in the end, it's the rule.
02:25When you throw away the ball, it's a yellow card.
02:28I think the ref didn't know that he had already the yellow card.
02:33Maybe if he knew it, he won't give it.
02:36But at the end, it's not unlucky, but it's not a really intelligent action.
02:46So I think you can really give the yellow card.
02:49The first yellow card is really clear.
02:52And the second you can give as well.
02:54Do you think it's definitive for the Eliminatory?
02:58What do you mean?
02:59It's an action is definitely the second card.
03:04Yeah, of course, at the end, it's decisive.
03:07But I think when we have the overtime, we controlled the game in the second half.
03:12It was not that spectacular than the first half.
03:16But I had a really good feeling also when we went to overtime.
03:23I thought on the pitch that we have the better team to win.
03:26But at the end, of course, the red card is always the worst.
03:31Thank you, I'm talking.
03:32Okay.
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