Manchester City hold Real Madrid to 1-1 draw as Shaw scores superb equaliser
Khadija Shaw's goal cancelled out an early Real Madrid lead, and City held on after a late Real Madrid goal was ruled out.
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Manchester City's women's team played out an entertaining 1-1 draw with Real Madrid, with Khadija Shaw scoring a superb equaliser before City held on despite a late Real Madrid goal being ruled out.
The match at the Joie Stadium saw Real Madrid take an early lead before Shaw's strike brought City level.
Late drama
City had to withstand late pressure from Real Madrid, who had a goal in the closing stages disallowed, preserving the draw for the home side.
The result will be seen as a fair outcome given the competitiveness of the contest, with both sides producing moments of quality across the match.
Details on the competition, match date and further statistics beyond the goal account were not included in the available footage summary.
Both clubs will continue their campaigns in the coming weeks as they look to build on the performance shown in this fixture.
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