Football Soccer - Manchester City v Chelsea - FA Youth Cup Final First Leg - City Academy Stadium - 22/4/16 Manchester City's Aaron Nemane celebrates after scoring their first goal Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Andrew Boyers
LONDON (Reuters) - Until this season Manchester City's progression in the Champions League could be measured in baby steps but on Tuesday they can make a huge leap forward when they host Real Madrid in their first European semi-final for 45 years.
The Abu Dhabi-backed English club have already broken new ground this season, moving past the last 16 stage that proved their limit for the past two seasons having failed even to survive the group stage prior to that.
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