Manchester City are just 90 minutes away from qualifying for a second ever Champions League final on Wednesday night, but hoping to stop them are a familiar foe in Real Madrid.
City head to the Estadio Bernabeu with a 4-3 first leg lead to their name, with Pep Guardiola’s side playing out a gripping seven-goal thriller with Real just eight days ago at the Etihad Stadium. City know that against the Spanish giants, avoiding defeat in normal time in Spain would guarantee a place in the final in Paris later this month against Premier League title-chasing rivals Liverpool.
The Sky Blues found themselves in a very similar position just six years ago, against the same opponents, in the same ground and at the same stage of the competition.
