Real Madrid hoping for improvement in fortune ahead of Champions League knockout tie with Manchester United For Cristiano Ronaldo the draw gives him the opportunity to play in front of the supporters who have continued to sing his name long since his departure from the club. At the weekend the Portuguese became Real's all-time sixth top scorer with his 126th goal for the club but he has never been shown quite the same affection by Madrid supporters as by those at Old Trafford. "We hope to have everyone back fit and ready by the time of the first leg," said Butragueño who has already been passed by Ronaldo in that historic scoring list. Real Madrid are aiming to become the first side to win the Champions League 10 times and Mourinho wants to become the first coach to win it with three different clubs. Having emerged from the so-called 'group of death he must now face his old foe Ferguson meaning if he does reach the Wembley final he will have done it the hard way just as in 2010 when his Inter Milan side had to play Barcelona four times en route to beating Bayern Munich.