Pep Guardiola has made hilarious references to Manchester United and Real Madrid's injury-time success, during a recent appearance on the golf course.
The Manchester City manager is unfortunately all too familiar with the late drama witnessed by the La Liga giants.
Just last season, Manchester City crashed out of the UEFA Champions League in dramatic fashion at the hands of Real Madrid through a 6-5 aggregate victory.
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Two goals in the final minutes of the second-leg tie in the Spanish capital took the game to extra-time, despite City originally taking the lead through a Riyad Mahrez strike.
It was then a Karim Benzema penalty that saw Real Madrid book their place in the Champions League final, where they ultimately went on to defeat Liverpool in Paris to claim the crown.
The events of that fateful night in the Santiago Bernabeu are certainly not avoided by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, though.
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In fact, the Catalan coach seems to enjoy joking about Real Madrid's late success against his squad, alongside similar laughs in regards to the Manchester United late drama of years in the past.
Pep Guardiola recently joined presenter Tubes for a feature on the Tubes & Ange Golf Life YouTube channel, where the pair competed against one another, testing their pitching abilities.
Towards the end of the episode, Tubes is under pressure to secure some points, as Pep Guardiola holds the advantage.
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With the match being the best out of 10 balls to strike a target, Tubes gets down to his final three balls, and the Manchester City boss piles on the pressure.
"Okay, two (balls) left," Pep began.
"Now it's Madrid time, Real Madrid time - two left, two minutes. Let's go!"
He didn't stop there.
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"Let's go! Fergie time, now it's Madrid time."
"Honestly, now it's Real Madrid time!"
While Manchester City supporters certainly won't want reminding of the night in Madrid, it is refreshing to see their manager get over the events so soon.
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The reigning Premier League champions will be seeking to right their wrongs next season, and with the addition of the likes of Erling Haaland and Kalvin Phillips, their hopes of securing a first Champions League trophy have certainly increased.
Topics: Pep Guardiola, Manchester City, Premier League, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Football
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