Hernandez slots home from 12 yards
Real's first derby win in 8 attempts
Real defeated Atletico in 2014 final
Semi-final draw takes place on Friday
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Atletico Madrid won La Liga last season. Given the dominance of Barcelona and Real, that was an awesome achievement.
Image source, Getty ImagesSergio Ramos saved Real with this last-minute header in last season's Champions League final.
They were also a minute away from winning the Champions League as well. Until Sergio Ramos popped up with a late header...
I'm not one for making predictions during a commentary. But there will be cards tonight. Yellows, yellows, maybe even a few reds.
Image source, APOn the Real side, Sergio Ramos, Fabio Coentrao and Toni Kroos are all one booking away from a suspension.
Atletico have Cristian Ansaldi, Gabi, Jesus Gamez, Raul Garcia and Fernando Torres on the tightrope. Don't dive in lads...
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Real Madrid have not beaten Atletico in seven previous meetings this season.
19 August, Spanish Super Cup
Real 1-1 Atletico
22 August, Spanish Super Cup
Atletico 1-0 Real
Image source, Getty Images13 September, La Liga
Real 1-2 Atletico
7 January, Copa del Rey
Atletico 2-0 Real
Image source, Getty Images15 January, Copa del Rey
Real 2-2 Atletico
Image source, Getty Images7 February, La Liga
Atletico 4-0 Real
And last week:
Atletico 0-0 Real
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It's seven changes in all for tonight's derby - with Real, in particular, badly affected by injuries. There's no Gareth Bale, no Karim Benzema, no Luka Modric while Marcelo drops out. In come Pepe, Fabio Coentrao, Isco and Javier Hernandez. Not the worst replacements in the world.
For Atletico, Guilherme Siqueira, captain Gabi and Mario Suarez are replaced by Jesus Gamez, Tiago Mendes and Angel Correa.
Real XI: Casillas; Carvajal, Pepe, Varane, Coentrao; Isco, Ramos, Kroos, Hernandez, Ronaldo, Rodriguez
Atletico XI: Oblak, Juanfran, Miranda, Godin, Gamez, Tiago, Koke, Saul, Arda, Griezmann, Mandzukic
James Rimmer: I reckon Real Madrid will nick this 1-0 at home. I don't expect a goal fest due to the injuries
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We had a good old-fashioned tussle in the first leg as Atletico centre-forward Mario Mandzukic and Real defender Sergio Ramos traded blows throughout.
Image source, EPA'I never touched him ref...'
Mandzukic was not happy at all by an early challenge which left him bleeding, and the Croatian put Ramos on the deck as soon as he got back on the pitch.
Keep your eyes peeled...
Any score draw sends Atletico Madrid through, while Real Madrid need to win on the night.
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Sports daily Marca have coined a new word in today's edition: "Cristianodependencia" (Cristiano dependence).
Image source, ReutersThey say that Real's hopes rest on Cristiano Ronaldo's shoulders, given injuries to the likes of Karim Benzema, Luka Modric and Gareth Bale.
I think they have depended on Ronaldo ever since he got off the plane - but even more so tonight.
Holders Real are hoping to see off their rivals tonight and move a step closer to the final in Berlin.
No team has successfully defended the Champions League trophy, with Milan (1989, 1990) the last club to pick up consecutive European Cups. Milan (1994, 1995), Ajax (1995, 1996), Juventus (1996, 1997) and Manchester United (2008, 2009) have all returned to the final as holders only to lose.
Image source, PARuud Gullit looking magnificent as AC Milan win the 1990 European Cup
It could be Pepe playing in midfield actually. He played there in several El Clasicos under Jose Mourinho.
Image source, GarethBaleInjured Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale: "Gutted not to be playing tonight, but working hard to get back to fitness. Good luck lads!!"
Sergio Ramos is indeed playing in midfield for Real Madrid.
He replaces Luka Modric, while Cristiano Ronaldo is joined up front by Isco and Javier Hernandez. Full team news to come.
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"Real without their BBC but 5 live are LIVE in Madrid from 7pm."
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I've seen a few rumours that Sergio Ramos may play in midfield in place of Luka Modric.
Real Madrid playing a destroyer in midfield at home! Pragmatism over art.
Real boss Carlo Ancelotti admitted on Tuesday that he has 'the best squad in the world.'
And he'll need it tonight, as several key men are unavailable.
Gareth Bale is out. He lasted just a few minutes of last weekend's game against Malaga before limping off with a calf problem and Karim Benzema has a knee injury, leaving Cristiano Ronaldo, Javier Hernandez and Jese Rodriguez as Real's fit forwards.
Image source, ReutersThe delightful Isco could also play in the front three tonight, though he may be used deeper as Luka Modric is also injured.
Real Madrid's quest for excellence has seen them give each player a sleeping plan and ensuring they can all have a good nap every afternoon. For many, that must be the ultimate perk. Being paid (millions) to get some kip.
Staff at Google can live in the office and wash their clothes, even play the piano. Whether or not that's a good thing is another matter.
Image source, Gonzalo Arroyo MorenoReal Madrid have 81 bedrooms at their training complex for players and staff to take a siesta
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