Zinedine Zidane may have won two consecutive Champions League titles but he refused to admit a third would brand this his very own era at Real Madrid. Real stand on the brink of a trio of finals ahead of their second leg against Bayern Munich in the last four on Tuesday, when they will carry a 2-1 lead, and two away goals, to the Santiago Bernabeu. It makes them favorites to go through and, for many, heavy favorites to win the tournament after already beating Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus in the knock-out stages. For Zidane, a third European crown as coach is now in sight, which would put him level with Carlo Ancelotti and Bob Paisley in the pantheon of successful managers. Only the three triumphs of Paisley, however, came at one club, Liverpool, and over a single era, in 1977, 1978 and 1981. Ancelotti’s treble stretched across 11 years, with two clubs, Real and AC Milan. “We cannot talk about this,” Zidane said on Friday. “Coaches like this were given a lot of time, they di...