Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti and forward Jude Bellingham spoke to media head of tomorrow's Champions League quarter-final tie against Arsenal.

Here's a look at the top lines from the Los Blancos duo:

• Bellingham said it's a night made for Real Madrid as they look to turn around a 3-0 deficit
• He also responded to reports of a training ground bust-up
• Ancelotti echoed Bellingham's comments saying his side has quality to turn it around
• Santiago Bernabeu has 'magic', the Italian manager added

Earlier in the day, we also looked at some of the greatest comebacks in Champions League history and how Aston Villa can pull one off tonight against a formidable PSG.

That's all from us on here, but we will have the live coverage of Tuesday's two Champions League games from 18:30 BST ahead of the 20:00 BST kick-offs.

Thanks for joining us today and we hope to see you again tomorrow morning!

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti on whether they need to score early to mount a comeback: "I don't think so. Of course, scoring early is an important part of the game. But the most important part for me is to have the control of the game.

"It's about trying your best at the beginning to have that control and when you have that, you can score any minute."

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti speaking on facing Arsenal: "Arsenal might be a young side, but on the other side, this is a team that is well organised.

"[Mikel] Arteta is working with them for a very long time, so they have a really clear idea on how to play, both defensively and offensively. And when you have that, you are more focused on what you have to do."

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More from Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti: "The Santiago Bernabeu has magic, and everyone knows it's a special atmosphere.

"Tomorrow we need a bit of everything - quality and a complete performance, both physically and collectively. Not one of these things can go wrong. The motivation is there, and now I want the player to be calm before the game. I'm clear that we're going to give it our all."

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti on whether his side can stay alive in the completion: "We have the quality to turn this tie around, along with the commitment, the experience and the fans.

"The resources are there, and now it's time to bring our best. Mentally we're doing very well, and we have to have good control of the game."

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Real Madrid's manager Carlo Ancelotti has also been speaking to the media ahead of facing Arsenal in the second leg.

We will bring you what he said next...

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham on whether Arsenal surprised Real: "Not really, we know the quality they have. The free kicks were surprising. I knew Declan [Rice] could take set pieces well, corners and stuff but I'd never seen him do that. Fair play to him! They're a top level team."

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham on if people expect Real Madrid to come back: "I think there's an expectation of Real Madrid that when we get in these holes we can come back.

"In England it's not as common but it does happen. The club have done it so many times, so the expectations are huge."

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Real Madrid and England midfielder Jude Bellingham on the 3-0 first leg defeat to Arsenal: "There wasn't one aspect of our game in the first leg that was up to the standard we expect of ourselves.

"We know we can play a lot better and that's what we want to show tomorrow. It's one thing to lose, but it's another thing not to learn."

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham on reports of a 'training ground bust-up': "It's football, it's normal on the pitch that emotions get high. You communicate with teammates louder than you'd communicate with your mum and dad.

"For every negative interaction you see, there's 20 positive interactions. That will get lost in the media which is fine, as long as the team respects each other to have those honest conversations."

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham speaking before facing Arsenal: "There's not a lot you can do for Real Madrid in the Champions League that hasn't already been done, tomorrow is an opportunity for us to do something for the first time so that's really important to us."

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham speaking before facing Arsenal: "I've heard it a million times since last week, I've seen a million videos - it's really motivating stuff.

"It's a night that's made for Real Madrid.

"A night that would go down in history but also something that people are familiar with around this part of this world.

"Hopefully we can add another special night."

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham speaking before facing Arsenal: "It's a different night. We've been underwhelming in some games but found a way to win. We're required to score goals tomorrow and we've got to live up to that. Worrying about if we've scored more than one goal in recent games, that's not a concern of ours."

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On Declan Rice's free-kicks in the first leg, Jude Bellinghamlaughs while admitting he has "never seen Declan [Rice] do free kicks like that before."

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Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Real Madrid's training ground

I asked Jude Bellingham what it's like being at a club where a comeback against the odds is expected:

"One of the worst results we could possibly have and everyone thinks we can come back. It's a nice feeling." Bellingham said.

He went on to say that there's a pressure and the team want to deliver on it.

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham says that "even though we played as badly as we could have against Arsenal, we still had chances."

Full quotes to follow.

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Jude Bellingham has just started talking at his press conference.

We will bring you what he says next.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Real Madrid's training ground

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Big news from the Madrid training complex as it's been confirmed that Jude Bellingham is going to be the player speaking to the media.

The midfielder spoke straight after the defeat to Arsenal and said if anyone can turn the 3-0 around it is Real Madrid.