Europe's Most Potent Attack vs. Europe's Second-Most Potent Attack

6–3! The most exhilarating match of the season!

<Real Madrid took six points from two rounds, with a goal difference of eight, and remained atop Group H!>

<Six, four, one, zero—Real Madrid and Bayern Munich seized the initiative in qualifying!>

<Monaco lost with honor! Rising superstar Menxiaer scored twice, no less impressive than Lu Yang!>

<Tema's golden left foot—the heir to France's left flank!>

<The regret brought by an invincible double pivot! Because of Joseph and Praca's dominance, the France National Team missed out on two future elite beastly defensive midfielders, Kaoyuka and Kondoya!>

<France National Team manager: Menxiaer has entered our sights. We do not rule out the possibility of him appearing at next summer's World Cup in Brazil!>

<Belgium National Team manager: We are monitoring Nick Young and Levin Kuwa. They may be able to help the national team!>

<Ligue 1 Best Goalkeeper candidate Kuwa torn apart? Kuwa: Real Madrid's shots are different from other teams' shots. Conceding six had something to do with our slightly weaker defense, but even Bayern Munich would not have done any better!>

<Colombia's Zizo? Monaco attacking midfielder Rumeo's full-match statistics were astonishingly similar to Zizo's, including key figures such as dangerous passes!>

<Portugal's midfield beacon? Mota Vegard may be able to become Andres's perfect partner!>

Monaco had become famous in a single match.

Although they had not defeated Real Madrid, all three of their goals had been spectacular. That was enough.

Perhaps only Bayern Munich's fans were unhappy.

Monaco had drawn with Bayern Munich, yet lost to Real Madrid.

Did that not mean Bayern Munich were inferior to Real Madrid?

Monaco's goalkeeper had even bluntly stated that Bayern Munich might also suffer a heavy defeat against Real Madrid.

That was even less forgivable.

This season, Bayern Munich had the second-most potent attack