Real Madrid and Manchester City drew 3-3 after a breathtaking encounter at the Bernabeu in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final. Bernardo Silva's cheeky free kick after less than two minutes put the reigning champions ahead, but Real hit back straight away with Eduardo Camavinga's shot deflecting in off Ruben Dias . Almost instantly, Carlo Ancelotti 's side went 2-1 up through Rodrygo, before Phil Foden 's stunner in the second half brought City level. The unlikely source of Josko Gvardiol then scored arguably an even better goal, with Federico Valverde evening things up again with a crisp volley to ensure these teams couldn't be separated heading into the second leg in Manchester next week.
Here are the three worst Real Madrid players from the game
Andriy Lunin
Really should have kept out Bernardo's opener, even if he can have a gripe or two about Madrid's failure to set up a proper wall. Couldn't do anything about the other two and made a neat stop to deny Haaland.
Aurelien Tchouameni
Picked up a booking to rule him out from the second leg within 38 seconds. Should have closed Gvardiol down on City's third.
Jude Bellingham
There were fleeting moments of magic but overall, a subpar game. Failed to impose himself on the match.
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