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The knockout stages of the Champions League start tomorrow and a Spanish derby awaits football enthusiasts! Real Madrid will be opposed to its Rival L'Atletico on Tuesday at 9 p.m. A big poster for the Merengues and the many French internationals who play there. To tell the truth, the champions of Spain and Europe in title do not apprehend this meeting in the best conditions. After conceding a defeat against Betis last weekend in Liga, Real will have to pull himself together and can count in particular on the French international Aurélien Tchouame.
Tchouameni holder against Atlético?
The first part of the season was not easy for the midfielder. Often pointed out during the bad performance of Real Madrid, especially during the Clasico (5-2 defeat) last January during which Carlo Ancelotti had decided to reposition the player to a position that is not his, Aurélien Tchouameni still managed to revive himself by making a good copy during the first leg of the Champions League against Manchester City (victory 3-2).
Standed against Betis, Aurélien Tchouamed could also be for the eighth final of LDC against Atlético on Tuesday. The Spanish newspaper Marca Indicates that the other three French internationals, Kylian Mbappé, Eduardo Camavong and Ferland Mendy, should also start the meeting. “Cama” is in balance with Luka Modric in the midfield.
The probable composition of Real Madrid: Courtois – Valverde, Asencio, Rüdiger, Mendy – Tchouaméni, Camavong – Rodrygo, Bellingham, Vinicius – Mbappé.
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