Manchester City travel to the Bernabeu to take on Real Madrid in the second-leg of their Champions League semi-final on Wednesday in hope of reaching the last two for the second consecutive season.
Pep Guardiola’s side have a one-goal advantage coming into the clash in the Spanish capital, with City 4-3 winners last time out.
The Sky Blues are no strangers to the final of the competition having reached that stage last campaign, but fell to a 1-0 defeat to Chelsea.
Real on the other hand are the most successful team in Champions League history, lifting the famous trophy 13 times.
Los Blancos haven’t progressed to the last two of the competition since 2018 - the year they last won the Champions League.
Wednesday’s fixture will be the eight meeting between the two clubs in the competition, but how have their previous seven meetings ended?
Fear not, we at ManchesterWorld take a look at their last seven clashes in the Champions League…
5. Manchester City 0-0 Real Madrid (26 April 2016)
The only score-draw between the two teams came in the first-leg of their semi-final clash in 2016. Photo: Getty Images
6. Manchester City 1-1 Real Madrid ( 21 November 2012)
Honours were even when City welcomed Los Blancos to the Etihad in their second-ever meeting in the Champions League, with the game finishing 1-1. Despite the result, the Sky Blues remain unbeaten against Real at home in the competition. Photo: Getty Images
7. Real Madrid 3-2 Manchester City (18 September 2012)
The first meeting between the Sky Blues and Los Blancos ended in defeat for City thanks to a last-minute winner from Cristiano Ronaldo for Real. | Getty Images
8. Overall record
Overall it’s City with the better record when they two teams have met, with Guardiola’s side winning three of their seven clashes, while drawing twice and losing the same number of times. Photo: Getty Images