In the semi-finals of the Champions League, Real Madrid created a super milestone

Real is still the team that won the C1 Cup/Champions League the most times in history with 13 crowns. Their goal this season is to continue to increase this number to 14.

But in the short term, the White Vultures have achieved a very admirable milestone to confirm their dominant position in Europe’s most prestigious club tournament.

Because with the defeat of Chelsea, Real has reached the 10th semi-final of the Champions League in the past 12 seasons. A milestone showing their very high level.

Real’s achievements began in 2011, during the first year coach Jose Mourinho sat on the bench at the Bernabéu. With the Portuguese strategist, Real overcame the curse of not being able to participate in the semi-finals after 6 long years.

In the following seasons, Real went deep but could not be crowned. Had to wait until the 2013/14 season under Carlo Ancelotti, Los Blancos beat Atletico Madrid in the final to have an impressive Decima.

Since then, Real has always affirmed its leading position in the European arena. They reached the semi-finals 4 consecutive seasons after that and especially reached the final 3/4 this season (won all 3 times).

But two seasons later, 2018/19 and 2019/20, Real stopped consecutively from the 1/8 round before Ajax and Man City. Only from the 2020/21 season did they again enter the semi-finals and lost to Chelsea with a total score of 1-3. This season, Real continues to maintain its impressive record of paying off the Blues in full.

In total, Real has reached the semi-finals of the Champions League for the 31st time, at least 11 times more than other teams. They are too worthy to be the king of the Champions League.