Manchester City beat Real Madrid 2-1 in UEFA Champions League

By Naveel Krishant

Thursday 27/02/2020

[Photo:AP News]

Manchester City has beaten Real Madrid 2-1 in their UEFA Champions League round of 16 1st leg match.

Gabriel Jesus and Kevin de Bruyne scored for Manchester City.

Isco had scored for Real Madrid to give them the lead however Manchester City produced a comeback.

Meanwhile, Lyon has beaten Juventus 1-0 in their match.

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