Liverpool vs Real Madrid: Combined XI Ahead Of Champions League Clash, With Only 3 Reds Stars!

Combined XI of the best players from Liverpool and Real.

Liverpool and Real Madrid meet in the Champions League for what will be a stand-out game in Europe this week, but how would a combined XI of these two giants look? On current form, there’s little argument that Real would dominate the team, but which three Reds stars made our lineup?

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GK: Iker Casillas (Real Madrid)

Not a player in the best of form, but surely still a better goalkeeper than Liverpool’s Simon Mignolet.

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DR: Daniel Carvajal (Real Madrid)

A top class right-back Daniel Carvajal is unquestionably in ahead of Glen Johnson or Javi Manquillo of Liverpool.

DL: Alberto Moreno (Liverpool)

One of the best Liverpool signings this summer, Spanish left-back Alberto Moreno looks a top prospect since moving from Sevilla.

DC: Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid)

One of the best defenders in the world, there’s no question Sergio Ramos of Real Madrid gets in the team.

DC: Raphael Varane (Real Madrid)

Another top defender, Raphael Varane is a top prospect for the future and better than Liverpool’s current options at the back.

MC: Toni Kroos (Real Madrid)

A world class playmaker, Toni Kroos starts in central midfield for this combined XI.

MC: Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)

Partnering Kroos is Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, who remains one of the best in Europe on his day, despite his advancing years.

AMR: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)

An easy choice here, Cristiano Ronaldo is perhaps the best player in the world at the moment and starts on the right-hand side.

AML: Gareth Bale (Real Madrid)

In ahead of Liverpool’s outstanding youngster Raheem Sterling, Gareth Bale of Real Madrid takes the left-wing role in this XI.

AMC: James Rodriguez (Real Madrid)

A player in top form this season, Galactico signing James Rodriguez takes a place just behind the striker ahead of the likes of Philippe Coutinho.

FC: Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)

Perhaps being a bit generous, Daniel Sturridge is arguably a more consistent striker than Karim Benzema, and the Liverpool man just gets in ahead of the Bernabeu star for the lone striker role.