Technically, Inter Milan is a little stronger, and I don't think Manchester United's dominant coach Ferguson is afraid of anyone but Mourinho and her tattered wrist, but football is very complicated, and Manchester United's fluent attack is better than Inter Milan's 433. It seems that Mourinho will solve the problem of defending Manchester United, but it's a good thing that Manchester United doesn't have Drogba, otherwise his height and strength will bounce. It's not easy for Cordoba to defend him. As one of the representative teams in the Premier League, the Red Army Liverpool has been all-powerful in the Champions League in the past few years. Only a few years after taking office, Spanish coach Rafa Benitez led the Red Army to the Champions League finals twice. Although he won only once, Liverpool's outstanding cup results were impressive. The red storm in England has always been crazy, and Liverpool swept across the European continent in the 198s. After the silence of the 199s, the Red Army is just making a comeback. This season, Liverpool are no longer the "Amon under Wu" of the past, but they have maintained a good momentum in multi-line operations. In the Premier League, the Red Army is the leader for the time being, and the Champions League group stage is also qualified as expected. Benitez is expected to win the first Premier League trophy in his life in 29 and the first Buckley trophy in Liverpool's history. Of course, the Red Army, which is good at playing cup games, is not blind to the European arena. On the contrary, they are more ambitious. This time, the Red Army has a normal mentality. After all, they are more concerned about themselves. Liverpool have hardly missed the quarter-finals of the Champions League knockout in recent years, and their huge psychological advantage makes it easy for them to deal with any opponent. The clash with Real Madrid in the quarter-finals is also expected, but there are few records of the confrontation between the two teams in the history of the Champions League. This is the first time they have met in the Champions League knockout round in recent years. According to the idea of Red Army midfielder Alonso, the two teams really feel a bit of a brief encounter. Liverpool have made four expeditions to Spain in the past, and they have never lost, maintaining an unbeaten record against Spanish teams. In 26/7, Liverpool met Barcelona, another Spanish giants, in the Champions League knockout. As a result, the Red Army won 2-1 as a guest. Although it lost -1 at home, it was no harm for Liverpool to advance. Rafa Benitez, the head coach of the Red Army, is extremely cunning. He is good at making use of the home and away games in turn-based competitions and always helps the team pass the test. These are all the advantages that Liverpool have. It is not easy for Real Madrid to fly over Anfield.