On Tuesday evening, the first two quarter-final matches of the UEFA Champions League were played. The most attention was drawn to the match at the "Vicente Calderon" stadium, where two Madrid teams - "Atletico" and "Real" faced off. The match was full of battles and dangerous moments, but the first Madrid derby ended in a draw. The first half began with pressure from the "white" team. Carlo Ancelotti's players started controlling the ball from the beginning and in the 4th minute, "Real" had a clear chance to score, but Gareth Bale's shot was saved by the outstanding Jan Oblak. The next 45 minutes were more balanced. At the start of the second half, the current Champions League winners continued to show their advantage, but towards the end of the match, the hosts created chaos near Iker Casillas' goal. However, neither team managed to score and the match ended 0-0. The second leg between these teams will take place at the "Santiago Bernabeu" stadium on April 22. In the other match, Turin's "Juventus" club took a step towards the semi-finals by defeating "Monaco" with a minimal difference at home. Both teams had chances in this match, but it was “The Old Lady” who managed to score the winning goal. In the 57th minute, a penalty kick was awarded to "Juventus" near Monaco's goal, and Arturo Vidal successfully converted it to extend the lead. Results: "Juventus" 1 - 0 "Monaco" 57' [1 - 0] A. Vidal (penalty kick) "Atletico" 0 - 0 "Real Madrid"
