Expert opinion: Can Real pull off a "remontada" against Arsenal?
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Real Madrid will attempt to rewrite history on Wednesday night when they face Arsenal in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals.
Soundly defeated in the first leg with a score of 0-3, the Madrid club will try to pull off a historic "remontada" against their London counterparts.
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A mission that won't be "easy," according to Kiko Lopez, the former coach of Real Madrid's youth teams, who kindly addressed the following question: are the Merengues capable of a "remontada" against the Gunners?
In my opinion, it's going to be 50/50... Real has the culture of the "remontada," having managed to overturn situations many times in the past, thanks to their mental strength, rich experience on the continental stage, and especially the genius of their coach Carlo Ancelotti. Of course, Arsenal won't let it happen easily and will play their chances to the fullest to secure the qualification ticket to the semi-finals. Everything can swing one way or the other, and both clubs can create a sensation. In any case, we're going to witness a magical Champions League night, and as a Madrid fan, I hope Real comes out winning.
History of encounters between Real and Arsenal
Real Madrid is still chasing a first victory against Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League.

The two clubs have met three times in the past. The Gunners have won twice (3-0 and 1-0), while another match ended in a draw (0-0).