Real Madrid must overcome a two-goal deficit if they are to reach the Champions League semi-finals - but history is against them.Bundesliga side Wolfsburg claimed a shock 2-0 win in the first leg of the quarter-final to leave Zinedine Zidanes side with a tough task in Tuesdays return leg at the Bernabeu.Only two teams have ever overturned a 2-0 away defeat from the first leg of a Champions League tie and Real themselves have not come back from a two-goal European deficit since they edged past Red Star Belgrade in 1987. Cristiano Ronaldo (left) and team-mates struggled in Germany The last European tie that Real Madrid managed to turn around at all was way back in 2002, when they put a 2-1 defeat in Munich to the back of their minds to eliminate Bayern with a 2-0 win at the Bernabeu, thanks to goals from Ivan Helguera and Guti. Luka Modric feels that Real Madrid have to be patient when they face Wolfsburg in the Champions League. Theyre two goals down after the first leg against. Real Madrid attempts to overcome deficit in Europe since last success Team and season First leg score Aggregate score Arsenal - 2005/06 0-1 0-1 Roma - 2007/08 1-2 2-4 Liverpool - 2008/09 0-4 0-5 Lyon - 2009/10 0-1 0-1 Barcelona - 2010/11 0-2 1-3 Bayern Munich - 2011/12 1-2 3-3 (lost on pens) Dortmund - 2013/14 1-4 3-4 Juventus 2014/15 1-2 2-3 Madrid have trailed from the first leg on eight occasions since, without emerging victorious on aggregate once. That run includes exits against Arsenal in 2005/06 and Liverpool in 2008/09.Last season, Juventus held a 2-1 advantage in the semi-final ahead of the return leg in the Spanish capital, but the Madridistas went home unhappy as their side could only muster a 1-1 draw in the Bernabeu. Zinedine Zidane is under pressure once again The Spaniards can at least take solace from the fact they have progressed in all of their last four knockout-round ties with German clubs.They have won 29 of their past 34 Champions League games at home - and are also yet to concede at the Bernabeu in Europe this season. Watch some of Cristiano Ronaldos best skills and goals in a Real Madrid shirt Nor should Real panic if they are still behind late in the game; all of their past nine Champions League goals have come in the second half, and four of the past five goals Wolfsburg have conceded in the Champions League have come in the last 15 minutes.Their task might be tricky but manager Zidane is certainly not contemplating elimination.Madrid are never ready for that, he said at his pre-match press conference. 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Stephan Lichtsteiner Jersey . - Derek Wolfe says hes finally healthy after suffering a seizure in November that doctors now believe was related to the spinal cord injury he suffered in the preseason.The Getting Over series aims to detail the psychological rules that the world of pro wrestling has developed over the past 100 years to draw the biggest houses and biggest fan reactions possible.Rule No. 1 - Its all about the money Rule No. 2 - Fans will hate a heel more if he can make them respect him Rule No. 3 - A baby face should be billed as a believable underdog Rule No. 4 - Always exaggerate, even when the truth is impressive Rule No. 5 -?A heel should have no redeemable qualitiesOne of the most memorable heel turns in pro wrestling history occurred when Larry Zbyszko betrayed Bruno Sammartino by attacking him with a chair following an exhibition match in 1980.Zbyszko had been sold to fans as Sammartinos real-life protégé, and it was easy to believe it because it was true. Sammartino had taken Larry Whistler (Zbyszkos real name) under his wing nearly a decade earlier, training him and then guiding him through his early years in the business.This opened the door for a highly compelling student-betraying-the-teacher storyline, but what really turned this into a white-hot feud was Zbyszkos adherence to the next rule in the Getting Over series.Rule No. 6:?A heel uses flawed logic to justify his actionsWhy it worksMost people want to be liked and therefore normally wont do things that would make others dislike them. Because of this tendency, when the time comes to cross the Rubicon and do something that will cause them to not be liked, people will aim to find any way to justify their actions -- even if it requires flawed logic to do so.This justification might work, to an extent, when telling a white lie, but when it is done in conjunction with the types of actions a pro wrestling heel partakes in, it comes across as excusing dirty deeds -- and it tends to infuriate audiences who see the malevolence for what it is.In Zbyszkos case, his character was jealous of Sammartinos talent, fame and fortune. Zbyszko was also afraid to confront Sammartino, because he knew deep down that Sammartino was the better wrestler.The logical way to handle this situation would be for Zbyszko to accept these disparities and be thankful for everything Sammartino did for him, but Zbyszkos character couldnt accept that. Instead, he found a way to get Sammartino to take on an exhibition match that was supposed to be a friendly test of skills that Zbyszko convinced himself he could win.When that match didnt go in Zbyszkos favor early on, he no longer had an honest out. At that point he had to make a choice -- accept a humiliating defeat or find an illogically flawed alternative, the latter of which presented itself after Sammartino accidentally threw Zbyszko from the ring following a clinch. This provided Zbyszko the opportunity to get mad at Sammartino and justify his betrayal, a justification fans rightfully saw as a flimsy excuse to turn on his mentor.No good deed goes unpunnishedBy the mid-1980s, Ric Flair and Dusty Rhodes had been feuding for various regional and world titles for nearly a decade.ddddddddddddThat should have made any disagreement between the two unsurprising, but Flair found a way to incorporate the flawed logic rule into their quarrel following a cage match Flair had against Nikita Koloff in September 1985.Flair had just defeated Koloff to retain the NWA world heavyweight championship when Ivan Koloff ran into the ring and proceeded to assist Nikita in a double-team attack against Flair while Kruscher Khruschev guarded the ring door.Rhodes ran down to break up this mugging and cleared the ring with a set of Bionic Elbows.Flairs character should have been thankful to be saved from such a beating, but he and The Four Horsemen didnt see it that way. Instead of thanking Rhodes for his efforts, they proceeded to attack him, lock the cage and then break his ankle.These actions caused what Flair said was a [legitimate] full-scale riot among the fans at the arena that night, so its all that was needed to assure a string of sellouts across the country -- but Flair went even further by finding an illogical way to justify those actions.Flair didnt mind getting rescued from an assault, as The Four Horsemen had done that type of thing for him on many occasions, so he had to call out Dusty for sticking his nose into Flair and the Andersons own personal business. The way he saw it, Rhodes wasnt part of his gang and therefore should have known better than to try to help him out. In Flairs mind, the attack was simply a way to drive that point home, but the fans saw it as his being ungrateful for the help, and it served to move Flair to the top of the most hated list.Might makes rightThe illogical justification also applies to a longtime staple of televised pro wrestling -- the squash match.This type of bout typically features an average-sized person versus a powerhouse behemoth in a battle that often doesnt last for more than a minute.These types of matches dont happen in real fighting sports because of the use of weight classes, but pro wrestling isnt interested in fair fighting -- its interested in getting a reaction from the audience, and nothing does that better than an unfair fight.Its why promotions over the years have showcased mismatches like The Road Warriors vs. Bill & Randy Mulkey (the ultimate jabroni tandem),?Brock Lesnar?sending both Bo Dallas?and Heath Slater ?to Suplex City and?Braun Strowman?obliterating a trio of jobbers who likely couldnt have matched his weightlifting prowess if they combined their lifts.These contests highlight the illogical idea that might should make right -- a mindset that understandably drives fans to want to see these bullies get their comeuppance. 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