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Frenkie de Jong is confirmed fit to play for Ajax against Real Madrid by head coach Eric ten Hag Frenkie de Jong is fit to play for Ajax against Real Madrid in the Champions League last-16 first leg on Wednesday (kick-off 8pm), boss Erik ten Hag confirmed. Ajax enter the last-16 clash for the first time since the 2005/06 season and have never progressed to a further stage. However, last season's Eredivisie runners-up are unbeaten in the competition this season and finished just two points behind Bayern Munich in Group E on 12 points. They will face Madrid with De Jong, who will join Barcelona for an initial £65m fee in July, confirmed as fit enough to play at least some part in the game after exacerbating an adductor injury at the weekend. Erik Ten Hag has led Ajax to the last 16 of the Champions League after last reaching the same stage in 2006 Ten Hag said: "Frenkie [de Jong] is fit; he is looking forward to the game, just like we all are. "Top teams can play very offensively, but also shut up tight and then break at pace. Real Madrid have a very experienced team, with guys like (Sergio) Ramos, (Toni) Kroos, (Luka) Modric and (Karim) Benzema, but also a good mix. "It is going to be a great challenge for us to achieve something positive. We know we can be strong on this stage, and certainly in Amsterdam." Marcelo has made 12 appearances out of a possible 23 in La Liga this season Madrid are looking to win their fourth straight Champions League trophy this season and Santiago Solari says his side will be fully focused on the match amid reports Marcelo could be on his way out of the club. He said: "Marcelo is a great player. He's our vice-captain and he always puts Madrid first. He's training very well. "When you lose everything's bad and when you win everything's good. Tomorrow is an important game and that's what our focus is on." "We have great memories of this stadium. Let's hope that continues tomorrow. They're a side who link up well, build the play well and have good players. You have to respect every opponent. I hope we produce a performance as serious as we did three days ago." Source: SKYSPORTS

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer lost for the first time as Manchester United caretaker manager as Paris Saint-Germain ran out 2-0 winners in the Champions League last-16 first leg at Old Trafford, with Paul Pogba sent off late on. After a heated first half, the visitors were clinical with two quick-fire goals; first Presnel Kimpembe turned home at the far post from an Angel Di Maria corner (53), before Kylian Mbappe finished off from another Di Maria assist (60), giving United a huge task to overcome. It would have been more but for some fine goalkeeping from David de Gea, but matters were made worse when Pogba was dismissed late on for a second yellow card, meaning he will miss the second leg. Player ratings Man Utd: De Gea (7), Young (4), Bailly (5), Lindelof (5), Shaw (6), Pogba (5), Matic (6), Herrera (6), Lingard (6), Rashford (6), Martial (4) Subs: Alexis (4), Mata (6), Lukaku (N/A) PSG: Buffon (7), Kehrer (7), Thiago Silva (8), Kimpembe (7), Bernat (7), Marquinhos (8), Veratti (7), Alves (7), Draxler (7), Di Maria (8), Mbappe (8) Subs: Maksimovic (7), Dagba (N/A) Man of the match: Thiago Silva United registered just one shot on target as Solskjaer was defeated having gone unbeaten in his first 11 games, meaning an uphill task in the second leg at Parc des Princes on Wednesday, March 6. There were five yellow cards in a fiery first 45 minutes as both sides cancelled each other out, but the best of the chances did fall to the visitors. Former United midfielder Di Maria curled wide from range early on, before Mbappe slid in to poke wide under pressure from De Gea after being played through on goal by Julian Draxler. Source: SKYSPORTS

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Sunt de acord.

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Bine ai venit.

(Not relatable cuz the girl in the other room is mine , but its an dope song, I suggest it.)