The stakes are high for Real Madrid, who lost 3-0 at the Emirates Stadium in the first leg, which was a major blow.
Declan Rice of Arsenal scored two incredible free-kick goals in the game, while Mikel Merino also scored a goal, giving the Gunners an overwhelming victory.
Alcaraz, a passionate Real Madrid supporter, stated his unflinching faith in Real Madrid’s capacity to rally against the Premier League team ahead of the return leg in Spain.
“Restorada Real Madrid? Alcaraz said, “Yes, as a good Madridista, I always believe in comebacks,” according to @elchiringuitotv.
Real Madrid comes into this crucial game on a more upbeat tone after defeating Alaves by a slim margin of 1-0 in La Liga over the weekend.
Even if they are still under the pressure of trailing rivals Barcelona by four points in the La Liga title race, this victory should help the team’s spirits.
On the other hand, Arsenal’s most recent Premier League match ended in a 1-1 tie with Brentford, which was a disappointment.
After the poor first leg, manager Carlo Ancelotti reportedly called a heated team meeting to rally his players as they prepare for the pivotal second leg.
According to sources, Ancelotti, who usually maintains a composed manner, was quite excited during this session and delivered his urgent message with force.
The Italian coach, according to journalist Miguel Ángel Díaz, was “very energetic,” even raising his voice to stress the need for a “remontada” (comeback) against Mikel Arteta’s team.
Ancelotti is under a lot of pressure because of the team’s current performance, which makes his future at the Bernabeu uncertain.
Speculation about his job security has been triggered by the prospect of being ousted from the Champions League; if Real Madrid doesn’t overcome this intimidating 3-0 deficit on Wednesday night, sources indicate that his employment may be in peril.
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