“One place where crazy things happen is our house.
It was a warning to Arsenal after beating the Gunners 3-0 in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.
Both teams will face each other in the second leg on Wednesday, April 16 at the Santiago Bernabeu.
On Tuesday, Madrid’s defeat was a joint losing in a state of the Champions League, and after Ful-Tim Bengham’s bullet said the club “is not close to anywhere.
Even thus, the England midfielder believes Real are “now it’s still alive” in the Champions League – a competition that has a dramatic history of return.
Last season, minutes away from Bayern Munich’s semi-finals were away before they change things with two goals late at the Bernabeu.
Three seasons ago they needed the final goal at home to Chelsea and Manchester City to help them stay in the Champions League.
In both of the campaigns, Carlo Ancelotti won the competition.
“We need something really special, it’s really crazy,” Bengham told Amazon.
“We have 90 minutes and everything happens at the Bernabeu,” he said.