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Arsenal produce a stunner over Real Madrid

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Real Madrid seem to have found their familiar tune that allows them to win even when they aren't playing well and their heritage in the competition is indisputable.
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Rice added a second goal on 70 minutes, finding the top corner from 28 yards out.
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