The image shows a women's soccer match with Manchester City players in light blue shirts competing against a player from the opposing team in dark green. The players are in action on the field focusing on the ball.
The image shows a women's soccer match with Manchester City players in light blue shirts competing against a player from the opposing team in dark green. The players are in action on the field focusing on the ball.
The image shows a women's soccer match with Manchester City players in light blue shirts competing against a player from the opposing team in dark green. The players are in action on the field focusing on the ball.
Evenly matched
Looking at the immediate stats after the game - you can see how closely-fought this one was.
51% v 49% possession in favour of City
16 shots v 14 in favour of Real Madrid
City hit the woodwork, Real Madrid feel they've had a goal wrongly disallowed.
It could've gone either way but one thing's for certain - it was a cracking tie!
Just like our Champions League opener, City come from behind to earn a point.
Gutsy from the Blues, who will feel we could've won it on another day.
To remain unbeaten in your first two Champions League matches having played Bayern Munich and Real Madrid is some going.
Stay tuned for plenty of post-match reaction!
Close!
Greenwood teases a delicious ball in towards Hemp, who chests it down and shapes to shoot.
Frohms is alert to it though and claims.
That might be it.
The corner is glanced on but it evades everyone!
City win it back and Coffey tries to find Greenwood out on the left, but the captain can't get it under control.
Corner
Lakrar thinks she's stopped a corner with a sliding clearance, but it's given.
A final chance for City to win it?
Madrid have the ball in the net, but Mead was clearly obstructed by the referee so the free-kick is given.
The visitors are incensed, but Mead is clearly unable to get to it, and the whistle goes before the ball hits the net.