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The Bianconeri lost their final group-stage game to Manchester City by a 5-2 scoreline, and Tudor feels going up against two elite sides will benefit them in the future.
“We went to school against two teams of the highest level,” he said. “It’s valuable to compare where we are with these teams and learn going forward.
“We prepared a very different strategy against Real Madrid and it was also a different context, as the City game didn’t count for anything, whereas this was a knockout tie.
“Are Madrid more dangerous when they pass it around or go on the counter? We had a few scoring opportunities too, I congratulated the lads, and we build from here.”
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