After an almost perfect performance in the first leg, defeating Real Madrid 3-0, Arsenal will need to push that out of their memories because there is still a job to do in this second leg in Madrid. Carlo Ancelotti's Madrid have no fear and will expect that even with a three-goal deficit and the absence of Eduardo Camavinga,

Real Madrid are known for historic Champions League turnarounds, and their clash against Arsenal at the Bernabeu is set up perfectly for another. But the Gunners, fresh off a first-leg thrashing, will look to spoil the party with composure.