Broadcast info
Who's playing: Bayern Munich will face an uphill battle to overturn a 2-1 deficit as they travel to face reigning UCL champs Real Madrid for the second leg of their quarter-finals clash later today.
What time: Tuesday, April 18th at 11:45 PST/14:45 EST/19:45 BST/20:45 CET
What stadium: This game will be played at the Santiago Bernabéu. Real Madrid's world-famous home ground can seat up to 81,044 fans at max capacity.
Which channel:
- In the USA: Fox Sports GO, Fox Sports 1 USA, Fox Soccer 2GO USA, fuboTV, FOX Deportes
- In Spain: Antena 3, TV3
- In Germany: Sky Sport 1 HD, TeleClub Sport Live, Sport1.FM, SRF zwei, SWRinfo, Sky Go Deutschland, Sky Sport 3/HD, NDR Info Spezial
- In the UK: BT Sport 3, BT Sport Live Streaming
- In Canada: beIN SPORTS CONNECT Canada, fuboTV Canada, beIN Sports Canada
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Match Facts & Stats
- Real Madrid are undefeated in their last 13 matches in the Champions League
- They have won 5 of their last 6 matches against Bayern in all competitions
- Zidane's side have just lost one game in all competitions at home all season
- Robert Lewandowski has scored five goals in five UCL ties against Real Madrid
- Real Madrid have a record of W10 D2 in their last 12 Champions League home games
- This second leg is the 24th match between the sides, making it the most played fixture in UEFA club competition
- This is the clubs' third meeting in six seasons, with each having won one of those ties
- Only twice in UEFA Champions League history have a team overhauled a first-leg home defeat to win the tie
- Bayern Munich were the victims in the latest case, as Inter managed to beat them 3-2 at the Allianz Arena after losing 1-0 at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
- Real Madrid have a record at home to German opposition of W23 D5 L3
- A draw with Dortmund is the sole occasion Madrid have failed to win in their last ten European home fixtures
- Madrid have won 29 of their last 34 UEFA Champions League home games, losing just once – 4-3 against FC Schalke 04 in the 2014/15 round of 16 second leg
- Real Madrid have lost only one of the 31 UEFA competition ties in which they won the first leg away from home
- This is Bayern's 28th European Cup quarter-final, and their sixth in succession – they have been semi-finalists in each of the last five campaigns
- Die Roten last-eight record is W18 L9 with victories in the last six ties
- Bayern's record in two-legged ties against Spanish sides is W9 L9
- Bayern's away record against Spanish clubs is W6 D5 L14
An injury-depleted Bayern facing tough task against reigning champs Real Madrid
Real Madrid
Zinedine Zidane's side are hoping to become the first team in the modern era to successfully defend their Champions League title. Real Madrid, with 11 titles, are the all-time leading side in this competition, and the last team to win back-to-back titles was AC Milan (albeit that was before the competition was re-formatted in 1991, and when the Rossoneri were still a major force on the global footballing stage). Having won the first leg 2-1, they definitely are in pole position to secure their spot in the quarter-finals, and having won five out of their last six games against Bayern in all comps, it's definitely looking like fully advantage Real ahead of this fixture.
Just as Bayern are pretty strong at home, Real Madrid are equally as formidable. They are unbeaten in their last eight at the Santiago Bernabéu and have lost just one game here all season. Although they will have to make do without key attacker Gareth Bale, as well as defenders Raphael Varane and Pepe, the hosts will be taking on an opponent missing several defenders of their own.
Bayern Munich
In 2014, Real Madrid - then under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti - humiliated Bayern 4-0 at the Allianz Arena. That, to date, is the Bavarian titans' worst-ever home defeat in Europe. Flash-forward nearly three years later and the same Real Madrid was responsible for ending their impressive 16-game winning streak last week. Bayern had taken the advantage through Arturo Vidal, but unfortunately, the Chilean was unable to convert his spot kick to give them a stronger lead, and the Spanish giants, were able to snatch two vital away goals ahead of the second leg.
Unfortunately for the visitors, the loss also cost them the services of Javi Martinez, who sits this one out due to a ban. Mats Hummels is in doubt which could see David Alaba used as a make-shift center back alongside Jerome Boateng - provided, of course, he can feature as he himself is not fully fit. Like his international colleague Hummels, Boateng is also in doubt for this game and will have to pass a late fitness test.
Meanwhile, Robert Lewandowski, who missed out due to a shoulder injury sustained against his ex-side Dortmund, is expected to make his return. However, the Polish star is still not 100 per cent recovered as his side will be heavily relying on him to make an impact as they hope to overturn their deficit.
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