As Real Madrid prepares for the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Arsenal, Jude Bellingham has expressed confidence that the match will be “a night made for Real Madrid.” The reigning champions face an uphill battle after suffering a significant 3-0 defeat in the first leg at Emirates Stadium. However, Bellingham believes the Santiago Bernabeu is the perfect stage for a comeback.

The 21-year-old England international emphasized the historical significance of such moments for Real Madrid, stating, "It's a night that would go down in history." The team has faced similar challenges in the past, having lost by three or more goals in a first leg on five occasions, yet they have only managed to overturn such deficits once, back in the 1975-76 European Cup.

Bellingham's confidence is buoyed by the team's current form and the electric atmosphere they expect at home. He noted, "Tomorrow is an opportunity for us to do something for the first time," indicating the team's ambition to create a memorable comeback. His comments reflect a belief in the team's ability to rise to the occasion, a hallmark of Real Madrid's storied legacy in European football.

Meanwhile, Arsenal's Declan Rice, who shone in the first leg with two stunning free-kick goals, is also focused on maintaining their momentum. Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya highlighted the team's calmness and confidence heading into the second leg, stating, "We're here to create our own history." Raya emphasized the need to focus on their performance rather than being intimidated by the atmosphere at the Bernabeu.

As the match approaches, both teams are poised for an exciting clash, with Arsenal aiming for their first semi-final appearance since 2009 and Real Madrid looking to showcase their resilience and experience on one of the grandest stages in football. The outcome will not only shape the future of the Champions League campaign for both clubs but also create lasting memories for players and fans alike.