Real Madrid is confident they can win without a miracle at Bayern Munich's home.

Real Madrid arrived at the Allianz Arena with a mission to overturn a 1-2 aggregate deficit against Bayern Munich in the second leg of the Quarter Finals of the Champions League.

Coach Alvaro Arbeloa emphasized that his team does not need a miracle to advance to the semifinals.

“I don't think we need a miracle. If we had won the first leg, it wouldn't have been surprising either. Their Goalkeeper (Manuel Neuer) was the Best Player, which shows the chances we had. Anyone who knows Real Madrid wouldn't consider a win here a miracle,” stated Arbeloa on Real Madrid's website.

This statement reflects high confidence within the Los Blancos camp despite their struggles in the first leg at the Santiago Bernabeu. In that match, Madrid was under more pressure but still managed to create dangerous opportunities.

In fact, Real Madrid nearly equalized in the final minutes of the first leg. That moment signaled they still have the capacity to threaten Bayern at home.

Arbeloa believes the first-leg performance proves his team's chances remain wide open. 

Furthermore, he stressed that Real Madrid's main strength lies in their proven winning mentality. 

With a collection of 15 Champions League titles, the Spanish club has a long history of handling pressure in big matches.

According to Arbeloa, the key to victory will be determined by the team's overall readiness, from mental aspects, tactics, to physical condition. 

He confirmed Madrid will play with their characteristic identity and full pride at the Allianz Arena. On the other side, Bayern Munich remains a formidable opponent. 

With their experience and balanced squad quality, this duel is predicted to be a tight battle until the final minute.