Manchester City are two games away from reaching their second consecutive UEFA Champions League final but they must face the tough task of overcoming Real Madrid in order to get their first, beginning with Tuesday’s semi-final first leg.
But the La Liga outfit are looking to restore their perch at the top of European football for the first time since 2018 and will be City’s toughest test yet, while Los Blancos already knocked out Chelsea in the previous round.
The hosts are coming off the back of a 5-1 defeat of Watford on Saturday to remain at the top of the Premier League, while the visitors haven’t played since last Wednesday’s 3-1 win against Osasuna.
