Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager

"For me, in terms of great managers, I look at Jose Mourinho and what he did at Porto, that was a great achievement. Wherever he has been he has been successful. He might not be everyone's cup of tea, but sometimes people might be a little jealous."

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live

"When you look at the likes of Isco, Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez, Real still have enough attacking flair which can create chances. Atletico are dogged and will try to upset Real by trying to break up play, there will be niggly fouls and it will be fascinating. But will Atletico be able to score and will one goal be enough?"

Whistles and jeers greet the Atletico players as they go through their warm-ups.

The home fans demand another European Cup. And they must be sick of not beating Atleti...

Tonight's other quarter-final is finely poised too.

Get the snacks in, we could be on for a late finish this evening. Juve hold a one-goal lead against Monaco, who don't concede many.

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You can follow minute-by-minute updates of that game in a separate page - click here to follow action from Monaco.

BBC Radio 5 live

As if our words weren't enough for you, you can tune in to BBC radio 5 live tonight to hear full match commentary from the Bernabeu.

You can even listen on this page. Just hit the play icon above. Commentary comes from Ian Dennis and Danny Mills.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager

"There's nothing between the teams. Atletico are as good as any team in Europe defensively and they will fancy it tonight. They won't be intimidated. I like the way Diego Simeone sets them up - they are rugged and dogged but have real quality too."

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

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"We've taken four taxis in Madrid and each time the driver was a Real fan. They are worried about this game tonight."

John from London: Really hope Atletico get through today. A club that shows buying players with big price tags isn't always the answer.

There's another night of action under the spring sunshine in Scottish football, where the main event is in the Premiership, where Dundee host leaders Celtic, while there is also an important game in the Championship, with Livingston hosting Hibernian.

At Dens Park, Celtic and Dundee both play their final game before the Premiership splits into two sections of six teams. A victory for Celtic and the Glasgow side will stretch their lead at the top of the table over Aberdeen to eight points with five games remaining.

At Livingston, Hibs are looking to narrow the gap on second-top Rangers to one point, while the home side can move to within a point of second-bottom Alloa Athletic as they look to avoid relegation.

Follow the action on our Scottish live text.

Uefa's official teamsheets have Real playing a 4-4-2 formation tonight, with Pepe in central midfield, Isco on the left wing and Cristiano Ronaldo up front with Javier Hernandez.

Only the 11 men and Carlo Ancelotti really know though. The world will find out in 35 minutes.

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Gareth Murphy: Working music festivals, allowing me to watch the greatest bands in the world for free. Rolling Sstones at Glastonbury being the best.

Rishabh Kapoor: Unlimited yoghurt triumphs France anytime of the day.

A round-up of who is still standing in the Champions League ahead of Friday's draw for the semi-finals.

Barcelona - beat Paris St-Germain 5-1 on aggregate.

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Bayern Munich - beat Porto 7-4 on aggregate.

Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid

Monaco or Juventus

It's already promising to be a cracking final, no matter who gets through now. Circle the date in your diary - 6 June.

Would you rather have a trip to France, or life-long unlimited yoghurt? That's a tough call.

We're asking for the best perks you get via work:

Josh: Unlimited yoghurt, custard and trifle.

Gunning: A weekend in the south of France, red wine and football in a bull ring. With a bull. I got clobbered. Fun times.

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Just the one game in the Football League tonight and without wishing to put a dampener on things it's a bit of a dead rubber.

Reading host Birmingham, both sides are safe and neither can trouble the play-offs. Put the youth team out.

Whisper it quietly but a 0-0 draw tonight would see us go to penalties. It's the only scoreline that would.

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Fourteen ties have gone to penalties, including six finals - 1996, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2008 and 2012.

The first two-legged tie decided on spot kicks was PSV Eindhoven's 4-2 victory over Lyon on 13 April 2005 after a 2-2 aggregate draw.

Yamin Zarolia: It's gonna get ugly for Real. Modric, Benzema, Bale and Marcelo are main creators. Atletico to get one, then counter at will.

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Daily Telegraph writer Henry Winter: "Strange season for Javier Hernandez. Lost 4-0 at MK Dons in 2nd round of Capital One Cup. Now given chance to shoot Real Madrid into CL semis."

A reader last week summed up the clash of these sides nicely when they pointed out that Real had all the best individuals but Atletico were the best 'team' in Europe.

They work so hard, it is tiring to watch. Like a Spanish Burnley.

Add in the fact that Real are missing several of those key individuals and it promises to be truly interesting stuff...