Gary Lineker hopes the second leg between Manchester City and Real Madrid will be "more entertaining" than the first after their seven-goal thriller in the Champions League.
The Premier League and La Liga leaders exchanged blows in a breathless encounter at the Etihad. Kevin De Bruyne handed the Blues the lead inside two minutes and Gabriel Jesus doubled their lead less than 10 minutes later.
With City missing a handful of gilt-edged opportunities, Karim Benzema pulled Carlo Ancelotti's side back into the tie with a well-taken volley to halve the deficit. The game ended 4-3, with Benzema's penalty denying City a two-goal cushion ahead of the second leg next week.
