Real Madrid is riding high on their Champions League form, poised to overcome RB Leipzig in the second leg of the Round of 16 and secure a spot in the quarter-finals.

“We need a perfect match. Additionally, everyone steps onto the pitch to enjoy and give 100%,” expressed Dani Olmo confidently as he and RB Leipzig prepare to face Real Madrid.

The Spanish midfielder is eager for a comeback. “Personally, I feel very good. We are ready to bring our best to the match.”

Leipzig has always been a team of dedication and relentless pursuit, attacking confidently against any opponent.

However, staging a comeback at the Bernabeu to secure a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals, as Dani Olmo hopes for, will be a challenging task.

Real Madrid has shown excellent form in the Champions League this season, winning all seven matches they’ve played so far.

Under the guidance of manager Carlo Ancelotti, the team has scored 17 goals despite not always having their best players due to injuries.

Apart from long-term absentees, Ancelotti has the best players at his disposal to take on the German representatives.

With a 1-0 advantage from the first leg, the Italian tactician is considering rotating the squad to maintain freshness for players competing on both fronts.

Luka Modric may start in midfield. The Croatian midfielder has been in excellent form both physically and in terms of performance after building up his fitness early in the season.

Nacho is back after showing signs of discomfort last weekend, but there is a possibility that Tchouameni will partner with Antonio Rudiger in central defense. The Frenchman has excelled in this role.

Up front, facing a suspension in La Liga, Jude Bellingham is determined to give his all in front of the home crowd on the European stage.

However, Bellingham must be cautious in challenges. Like Camavinga, the English midfielder will be suspended for the first leg of the quarter-finals if he receives a yellow card.