Real Madrid, Man City draw 1-1 in Champions League 1/2 final

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Christian Baha / NP

9 May

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Real Madrid and Manchester City drew 1-1 in Tuesday's first leg of their Champions League semi-final in Madrid.

The home team took the lead in the 36th minute when Vinicius Jr. scored, but the English side leveled the score in the 67th minute with a strike from Kevin De Bruyne.

The second leg, which will determine the finalist of the Champions League, will be played in Manchester on May 17.

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