Atletico in black and yellow tonight. A full house, of course. Let's do this. 

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5 live

Cristiano Ronaldo is a genius - he is the greatest and it's just an honour that we are able to witness him at his best. 

I know people say he is slowing down a little but Zinedine Zidane has been looking after him well and I can tell you, he will have an impact tonight - I can bet my life on it. 

He sits back for a lot of the game now and conserves his energy for those bursts to blast someone with pace and skill. 

Like I said, many people say he is slowing down but he comes alive on nights like tonight. 

Six English officials tonight, flying the flag for the greatest league on the planet.

Martin Atkinson is the ref. Clatts will be watching. 

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The Real fans have been to the Dortmund banner shop, and have a monster one spread across a whole stand, mapping the destination of all of their European Cup wins.

From Hampden to Stuttgart. Lovely stuff. 

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Deafening stuff. What a place.

Real expect European Cup number 12 this season. They have stern opponents in front of them. The noisy neighbours from down the road. 

Real Madrid: Navas, Carvajal, Sergio Ramos, Varane, Marcelo, Kroos, Casemiro, Modric, Isco, Benzema, Ronaldo. Subs: Casilla, Nacho, Rodriguez, Kovacic, Lucas, Marco, Morata.

Atletico Madrid: Oblak, Lucas, Savic, Godin, Filipe Luis, Koke, Gabi, Saul, Carrasco, Griezmann, Gameiro. Subs: Miguel Moya, Tiago, Torres, Correa, Thomas, Gaitan, Rodriguez.

Referee: Martin Atkinson (England)

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Almost time to push play on this semi-final, first leg. 

Excited?

I said it about Diego Simeone, so I'll say it about Antoine Griezmann.

Why would you leave Atletico this summer? Especially for a team in the Premier League?

Two Champions League finals and a last-four in the last few years. No English team could touch that. 

That should go down well...

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5 live

It's because they keep selling their best players.  

Fernando Torres, Radamel Falcao, Diego Costa and now it looks like Griezmann might be coming to the Premier League - you don't sell your best player when you want to be a big team.

I think moving to the new stadium will be a great move for them - I was there two weeks ago and it is absolutely fantastic - it could be the Bernebeu, it could be the Nou Camp, it could be Old Trafford.  

Sometimes you've got to make that move - Arsenal did it when they moved to the Emirates and it's great for the club. It generates more revenue which almost always generates results on the pitch. 

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Conor McNamara and Phil Neville are in place and on the 5 live mics. Tune in on this page, in your car, in the kitchen - wherever - from 19:45 BST.

As a 'stand-in', Zinedine Zidane is doing a pretty decent job...

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Football writer Pete Jenson on BBC 5 live: "The Real Madrid job is a short-term job. Zinedine Zidane is incredibly relaxed. He shrugs his shoulders in the pressers almost to say 'I've scored in the World Cup and Champions League finals and won them'.

"But he knows this is a job you probably don't do for more than three years."

Niche tweet alert....when you always lose to your rivals.

Martin Follmer: ln judo in my early teens lost 4 consecutive finals to a judoka who I beat every time in practice. I quit after the last defeat!!

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Football writer Pete Jenson on BBC 5 live: "Antoine Griezmann is one of the best players in world. He was a stringy winger at Real Sociedad when he joined Atletico but now he's one of the most complete strikers in the world. He can do the lot. Diego Simeone can take a lot of credit for that."

Which number seven will have the biggest impact on the tie?

Cristiano Ronaldo or Antoine Griezmann?

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5 live

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I often think that the Champions League semi-finals are better games than the final. 

For me as a player, these were best games over two legs. Often, the final can be a bit of an anti-climax because it's hard to play your best football with so much at stake. 

I think it could be a great game but I personally think Atletico have got to score two away goals tonight to try and get through. 

More from European football guru Pete Jenson: "There's one theory that if Atletico win it this year, that's the perfect time for Simeone to go and nobody would blame him.

"But anything other than that, if he leaves as they're moving to a new ground, he probably wouldn't do that. So there's more chance of him leaving if they do win it."  

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Matt, Vauxhall

Why would you leave Atletico Madrid for Internazionale? Interesting.