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“Let Keep Our Champions League Dream Alive,” Cristiano Ronaldo Says Ahead Of UCL Match

“Let Keep Our Champions League Dream Alive,” Cristiano Ronaldo Says Ahead Of UCL Match

Cristiano Ronaldo, a Manchester United player, has urged fans and the club to keep their champions league needs alive as the club prepares to face Atletico Madrid in the second leg of the Champions League at Old Trafford.

On Tuesday, March 15, United will face Atletico Madrid at Old Trafford in the second leg of their Champions League last-16 contest.

The first match ended in a 1-1 draw on aggregate, and Ronaldo is determined to keep his team’s hopes of winning the competition alive.

“Let Keep Our Champions League Dream Alive,” Cristiano Ronaldo Says Ahead Of UCL Match

Late Monday night, the 37-year-old football star posted on his Instagram page, “Tomorrow is one of those days that we’ve all been waiting for.

“One of those chances to show the world the reason why Old Trafford is known as the Theatre of Dreams.

“Let’s recreate the amazing atmosphere that we saw in our last home game and let’s keep our Champions League dream alive!

“We are Man. United! Let’s do this together! Let’s go, Devils!”

In Manchester United’s Last Match on Saturday, Ronaldo scored a hat-trick resulting in a 3-2 victory over Tottenham at Old Trafford.

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