Real Madrid can pull off a spectacular comeback and overcome their 3-0 Champions League lead to Arsenal, according to Kylian Mbappe.

Following two Declan Rice free kicks and a Mikel Merino goal that upset the European champions in the first leg at the Emirates, the Gunners will have a significant lead at the Bernabeu on Wednesday.

There is history in the Champions League for overcoming a three-goal deficit in the opening leg.

After losing the first leg in Paris, Barcelona defeated Paris Saint-Germain 6-1 in 2017. Two years later, Liverpool crushed the Catalan team 4-0 after losing 3-0 on the road.

“We have to believe until the end,” France star Mbappe wrote on Instagram, giving Real Madrid supporters cause for optimism.

As he walked out of Emirates Stadium, Mbappe was questioned if his team could make a difference.

He answered, “Of course we can come back.”

After appearing dangerous for the opening forty-five minutes, the 26-year-old faded in the second half, but those were strong remarks.

As Arsenal dominated the game, Mbappe appeared powerless, and his response to Rice’s free kicks clearly captured his annoyance.

Rice’s second goal caused Mbappe to react, as his countenance showed signs of shock, bewilderment, and amusement.

Carlo Ancelotti’s team has little time to bounce back from their humiliation in north London, and if they are not careful, their season may end very soon.

They might fall seven points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona by the time they play Alaves on Sunday.

They will need to do something exceptional when they host Arsenal in the second leg four days after that crucial game.

As they attempt to go to the competition’s first semi-final since 2009 in one of the most illustrious stadiums in European football, they can hope that Mikel Arteta’s team would freeze up.

However, in the first leg, the 15-time European champions were overwhelmed, and they have everything to accomplish.