Chelsea have it all to do as they welcome Real Madrid to Stamford Bridge with an uphill battle to overcome the two-goal deficit they suffered in the away leg.
The two clubs meet for the third consecutive campaign, with the winner of the tie lifting the Champions League on both occasions. In 2021, a 2-0 Chelsea win in London saw them through to the final, but the Galacticos got their revenge the following year with a Karim Benzema goal in extra-time.
Stopping the French forward will be even more difficult this time around with two forced changes in the Chelsea defence. Ben Chilwell is serving his suspension for a red card picked up in Madrid. Kalidou Koulibaly will join him on the sidelines after picking up an injury in the first leg.