Manchester City players are driven by the prospect of achieving an unprecedented second consecutive treble as they gear up to face Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals.
Pep Guardiola’s squad, currently leading the Premier League by two points with six matches remaining and set to clash with Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals, drew 3-3 in the first leg against Real Madrid.
Midfielder Bernardo Silva emphasized the team’s ambition to establish a lasting legacy with four consecutive Premier League titles, back-to-back Champions League victories, and consecutive trebles.
Despite their formidable home record, Guardiola urged caution, preferring to focus on one game at a time.
He expressed his anticipation for the showdown against Real Madrid, emphasizing its significance in the competition.
Meanwhile, Arsenal faces a pivotal Champions League encounter against Bayern Munich amidst doubts about their ability to handle pressure following a recent defeat to Aston Villa.
Coach Mikel Arteta’s team, aiming for their first Champions League semi-final since 2009, confronts a Bayern side seeking redemption after being dethroned as German champions.
While Bayern holds an edge in experience, Arteta stresses the importance of a top performance to advance.
Striker Harry Kane acknowledges the club’s high expectations in the Champions League and highlights the opportunity to salvage their season with a triumph in the competition.
