Thank you for your company this evening... another hard-earned point for City means we're still unbeaten in the UEFA Women's Champions League this season.
A huge game coming up against Arsenal on Sunday, so we'll look forward to seeing you then!
"I think our urgency in our pressing, we gave them a lot more time in the first half and in the second half we stuck in and pressed them higher up the pitch and that caused a lot of errors for them.
"I think if we had continued that in the first half, it would've been a different game."
"I think when you look at the game, we tried the second half much better than we started the first half and I think that's one thing we're going to look at as a team.
"Disappointed that we didn't win the game but definitely fight at the end and that's good."
Lauren Hemp has been named Player of the Match by UEFA!
It's easy to see why. A tireless display from our winger.
Looking at the immediate stats after the game - you can see how closely-fought this one was.
51% v 49% possession in favour of City
16 shots v 14 in favour of Real Madrid
City hit the woodwork, Real Madrid feel they've had a goal wrongly disallowed.
It could've gone either way but one thing's for certain - it was a cracking tie!
Just like our Champions League opener, City come from behind to earn a point.
Gutsy from the Blues, who will feel we could've won it on another day.
To remain unbeaten in your first two Champions League matches having played Bayern Munich and Real Madrid is some going.
Stay tuned for plenty of post-match reaction!
CommentaryReporting by George Kelsey @mancity