Broadcast info
Who's playing: Sevilla welcome Real Madrid for their Copa del Rey second-leg fixture - a match where the hosts need nothing less than a miracle to make it to the quarter-finals. Jorge Sampaoli's men lost the first leg of this tie 3-0 on a week ago and are now expected to overturn the three-goal deficit. But as much as it seems almost impossible, anything is possible in football.
What time: On Thursday January 12, 2017 at 12:15pm PST/ 15:15pm EST/ 20:15pm GMT/ 21:15pm CET
Which stadium: At the 42,500-seater Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium in in Seville, Spain.
Which channels:
In the USA on beIN SPORTS en Español, fuboTV, beIN SPORTS USA, beIN SPORTS CONNECT U.S.A.
In Canada on beIN SPORTS CONNECT Canada, beIN Sports Canada, fuboTV Canada, beIN SPORTS en Español
In Spain on Gol
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Team news
Sevilla
Ben Yedder, Vitolo, Vietto and Samir Nasri are expected to start for the hosts. Barcelona target Steven N'zonzi is expected to take charge of the defensive midfield.
Real Madrid
For Real Madrid, Karim Benzema, Cristiano Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata could lead the attack. Luka Modric and Toni Kross are expected to take charge of the midfield. Isco will miss this tie due to a muscle injury - he is the only major injury concern for Zidane apart from Gareth Bale, who is scheduled to return in April.
Match forecast
Real Madrid come into this match without a defeat in their last 39 games this season. Los Blancos are expected to come out guns blazing as they hope to snatch this title from holders Barcelona. Zidane's men were banned from the competition last season for fielding an ineligible player and this paved way for Barca to clinch the title. Now the two rivals are firm contenders of this cup this season and they would want to send a strong statement to each other on their path to the finals.
Cristiano Ronaldo, winner of FIFA's The Best award, is expected to start against Los Rojiblancos
Real Madrid have won 14 of their last 16 Copa del Rey matches and this could be their 15th win if Sevilla fail to overturn the results. These two sides have faced each other 38 times since 1993 with the Santiago Bernabeu outfit enjoying a run of 32 wins, four draws and only two defeats. This should be an easy victory for Zidane's men based on these statistics.
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