Real Madrid v Chelsea live stream, BT Sport, Tuesday 12 April, 8pm BST
Chelsea will be looking to overturn a two-goal deficit when they take on Real Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final on Tuesday.
A Karim Benzema hat-trick at Stamford Bridge leaves Madrid in pole position to advance to the last four at the expense of the defending champions. The France international scored two brilliant headers in the first half of last week's match, before completing his treble shortly after half-time.
Benzema was undoubtedly the star of the show last time out, but Madrid did a good job in general of holding Chelsea at arm's length. Their defensive structure was solid throughout, making it difficult for the Blues to play through them. It was a fantastic result for los Blancos, who will now fancy their chances of reaching the semis.
Chelsea are not out of the tie yet, though. They will travel to Spain with renewed confidence after thrashing Southampton 6-0 at the weekend. That marked a decisive return to form for Thomas Tuchel's side, who had lost at home to Brentford a few days before the defeat by Madrid.
Chelsea will look to get on the front foot from the first whistle on Tuesday. If they were to score early, Madrid could get anxious. There is also a chance that the home team will not know whether to protect their lead or look to increase it. Madrid are the clear favourites but Chelsea should not be written off.
Romelu Lukaku has been left out of their travelling party due to injury, while Ben Chilwell, Ross Barkley and Callum Hudson-Odoi will also miss out. In better news for the Blues, Cesar Azpilicueta is available after illness.
Madrid will have to make do without Eder Militao due to suspension. Luka Jovic, Isco and Eden Hazard are all injured, while Toni Kroos and Luka Modric will return to the starting XI after being rested at the weekend.
Kick-off is at 8pm BST and the game is being shown live on BT Sport 2 in the UK.
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