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Real Madrid scraped through into the Champions League quarterfinals with a 11 secondleg draw against RB Leipzig on Wednesday progressing 21 on aggregateThe record 14time champions were far below their best but did just enough over the two legs of the last16 clash to edge out their Bundesliga opponentsVinicius opens the scoringDespite Leipzig shading the game Vinicius Junior opened the scoring in the 65th minute after being set up well by Jude Bellingham Willi Orban quickly levelled for the visitors but they could not find a second goal to force extratime at the Santiago BernabeuAlso Read Guardiola hails Man Cityrsquos consistencyCarlo AncelottiMadrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said his team suffered and did not approach the game well mentally ldquoWe played badly with little intensity with worriesthe psychological aspect conditioned our game a lotrdquo Ancelotti told Movistar ldquoWe played against an opponent with quality who had nothing to lose and we had the brakes on from start to finishmdashwe suffered but the important thing was to get to the quarterfinalsrdquoAncelotti warned his players before the game they needed to be at their best to progress and showed his cautious side by playing four midfielders behind Bellingham and Vinicius The Italian brought Aurelien Tchouameni forward into defensive midfield also deploying Eduardo Camavinga Fede Valverde and Toni Kroos as he looked to protect the 10 firstleg leadHowever Ancelottirsquos gameplan stunted Madridrsquos own attacking game without completely stifling LeipzigrsquosldquoIt was not our best day but we have to be happy because the objective is completerdquo Madrid captain Nacho Fernandez told Movistar ldquoWhen things donrsquot go as you want you have to battle to fight to play games like todayrsquos that make you grow and learnrdquo he addedGermans off the markThe German side had the better of the first half albeit without carving out clear chances until just before the break Andriy Lunin palmed away a strike from Xavi Simons on loan from Paris SaintGermain while Lois Openda rifled a shot into the side nettingThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever