Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga says their Champions League semifinal against Manchester City is alive.
Camavinga impressed on the night, with Real and City drawing 1-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu last night.
He said, "It's a good result. We didn't win today but we have to work toward the next game. The result is not bad. We knew it was going to be complicated, Manchester City are a great team. They're good at keeping the ball, but we knew how to get through it together.
"(Luka) Modri and myself swapped places at one point. Luka and Toni (Kroos) like to move around and you have to adapt a lot, so that's what we did.
"Neither team is favourite, it's 50-50. It was a draw and we have to win the next game. We are aware that the second leg is not at home, but we have to go there and win for our fans."