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Real Madrid Boss Zinedine Zidane Spotted Smiling During Casemiro And Andy Robertson's Heated Clash

Real Madrid Boss Zinedine Zidane Spotted Smiling During Casemiro And Andy Robertson's Heated Clash

Zinedine Zidane didn't hide his feelings after Casemiro avoided a red card for his late sliding tackle on Liverpool star James Milner.

Adnan Riaz

Adnan Riaz

Zinedine Zidane delighted Real Madrid fans after he was spotted smiling during Casemiro and Andy Robertson's heated clash on the pitch.

Los Blancos secured a 0-0 draw on Wednesday against Liverpool at Anfield in their second-leg Champions League quarter-final clash.

But Madrid will progress to the semi-finals to face Chelsea thanks to the 3-1 aggregate scoreline against Liverpool.

Zidane didn't receive the warmest of welcomes for the second leg as he was nearly hit by a bottle after the Madrid bus was targeted by a fan.

The Madrid boss had the last laugh as he was grinning and smiling in the background of Casemiro and Robertson's altercation.

Casemiro avoided a potential red card after his late sliding tackle on James Milner down by the touchline.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was furious as the 29-year-old Brazilian midfielder received a yellow card.

VAR was checked and Casemiro was fortunate not to be sent off, but the Madrid star was also involved in a mini-clash with Robertson.

Robertson was booked for his part in the heated confrontation with Casemiro, but Madrid fans couldn't help but laugh at Zidane's reaction in the background.

Speaking after the 0-0 draw, Milner insisted that Liverpool were the better side on the night and the first leg would have been "very different" if they had played with the same intensity.

The 35-year-old Liverpool vice-captain told BT Sport: "The performance, intensity and desire was good. But you can't not take the chances we had and that was the difference.

"The positive is we are creating the chances and the reaction we showed. We were obviously the better team. We did enough to win the game.

"We wanted to come out of the blocks and set that tempo. If we had played that first leg with the same intensity, it would have been very different. Ultimately, we weren't good enough over two games.

"The most important [part] is if we perform with the desire and intensity, hopefully we can get into those top-four spots."

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Topics: Liverpool, Anfield, Football, UEFA, Premier League, England, Casemiro, Zinedine Zidane, Champions League, Andy Robertson, Spain, Real Madrid, La Liga