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This edition of the Champions League could offer us an extraordinary show in the final. Qualified in eighths, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona will respectively face Atlético de Madrid and Benfica. And chance of the painting, the two Spanish ogres will not be able to meet … before the final. A poster that would be unprecedented, and that makes most football fans salivate, including Ronald Araujo.
In an interview with Sportthe central defender of Barça explained dreaming of a European final against the sworn enemy: “Of course I sign for a final against Real Madrid! If we are there, it will already be great. It would be a magnificent match. The Champions League is very competitive and at this point, there are no more easy matches. These are two games, it all depends on how we approach the match … There are many factors. We believe in our chances and hope to reach the final. It would be extraordinary, but we take the games one after the other, as the coach tells us. This team can beat anyone, but it's football and anything can happen.»More than to hope for an alignment of the planets …
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