One of the most exciting times for football fans is here, the last few games of the UCL.

Anyway the games:

Bayern Munich VS Atletico Madrid: First of all, I am an atletico fan, so there might be some bias here .

Bayern, one of the best sides in the world against probably the best team in the world in terms of tactics. Bayern have been losing a little of their incredible form with them really struggling against benfica.
I personally believe that atletico will beat Bayern and go through to the finals.

Man City VS Real Madrid: Well I am a Man utd fan as well, haha (No I am not a plastic fan I only have 3 clubs all in different competitions, haha ) So this might be bias again but.

This man city run is in my opinion will die down in not too long, and I think and hope it will start with real madrid, Zinedine Zidane has been doing really well as manager lately, and lets face it, beating barca is a lot harder than beating city, so I think that real can pull this off.

So that means I think there will be a Madrid derby in the champions league, like the '14 UCL finals where real madrid beat atletico 4-1. I'll make a new thread regarding the UCL finals, as well.

(So, forget the poll thing, lol)

I'm not a fan of football, and I'm not someone to follow the topic of my city, so I'm vouching for Atlético de Madrid. They always try so hard, and I don't want them to end like Valencia, two finals in a row then goodbye to everything. They deserve to win this thing, and I'm rooting for them. They don't have an easy opponent, but they are so motivated that they don't remember what the word "impossible" means.

I'll be a bit biased as well and say City should get to the final. Real Madrid has just got everything prepared for them, even more so than the last years. You wouldn't believe the many memes we've had over the years of Florentino Pérez, its president, talking through the phone with the FIFA saying "everything as I wanted, thank you". They don't show any effort, yet they presume they have done something epic.

My dream final would be Atlético-City, but I wouldn't be mad if it was Bayern-City either, Bayern has a very good and solid team, and well, they have Guardiola, the coach that has won everything and considered one of the best, if not the best in the whole world.

"beating Barça is a lot harder than City" is false. Starting on that match against Real Madrid, Barça hasn't played like it's usual self. If it wasn't for that piece of crap they called match against Atlético in Barcelona, where they won because the referee was the worst and Atlético had one less player, they wouldn't have won a match in a full month. While City is performing as bad as Barça in the league lately, Pellegrini was the coach in Real Madrid a few years ago, so he has some knowledge of its main stars, and it wouldn't be surprising they win after what happened in Wolfsburg.

EX Palen : You bring up a good point there, but since you don't follow football, probably means that you haven't seen the EPL.

City's form has been really up and down, if city is consistent i'd agree with you, but they aren't right now.

I probably should not have said '' a lot harder'' and just ''harder''

I do know that City is struggling to finish in a position that guarantees playing the UCL, which should be enough proof of it's inconsistency, but you just never know. They've played quite well in the UCL so far, and judging by it and not by its local championships I'm in for the surprise.

Yeah, "harder" would fit better, because the crowd plays a big role in the Classic. Just by seeing Atlético play at their home stadium is enough glimpse of why we refer to the crowd as the 12th player.