Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane admits he was a
bit angry his side conceded a 2-0 second-half lead to draw with Borussia Dortmund.
Two goals
from Karim Benzema appeared to put
the home side in control but Pierre
Emerick-Aubameyang's 19th goal in as many games this season was followed by
an 88th-minute equaliser from substitute Marco
Reus which meant Dortmund finished top of Group F.
Zidane said “When you see how the second half went you
get a bit angry, we had the game in our hands but this is football. You need to
carry on right to the end. There
were a lot of chances to score the third goal. Instead, we got Dortmund back
into the game. Dortmund deserved first place. They demonstrated how strong they
are. They're a strong side who make life difficult and at the end of the day we
needed to be a bit more on it, but it's in the past now. I'm very proud of the
players, their hard work, the things they did. The group is probably fair with
us second and them first.”
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