Real Madrid Eliminates Manchester City from Champions League 6-3 Aggregate

Manchester City faced a significant setback in their Champions League run, eliminated by Real Madrid with a 6-3 aggregate defeat after a 3-1 loss in the second leg. Manager Pep Guardiola acknowledged that City did not deserve to advance, admitting the team has struggled for consistency throughout the season, which culminated in their worst Champions League result since 2013. Guardiola expressed a sense of acceptance regarding the team's performance, stating that previous defeats to Madrid felt more painful as those came when City played better. The defeat marked Guardiola's first early exit from the Champions League in his managerial career, and City now looks to focus on their Premier League campaign. Despite the disappointing result, Guardiola's comments suggested that he sees areas for improvement and is committed to returning to the Champions League next season. The defeat adds to the pressure on Guardiola as City prepares to face Liverpool next.