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Bayern enjoyed a low-key title celebration during the weekend after securing the Bundesliga title with five games to spare as they wanted to stay focused on securing the treble.

"Of course, when you lose 2-1 at home you know you need to take risks to qualify. You need to be more attacking, which is what Sevilla will be," Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes said.

"They are a team that can press really well. And when you look at (Ever) Banega then it will be a completely different affair."

The 29-year-old Sevilla midfielder is back for from suspension after having missed the first leg.

"But we are well prepared, we have a good atmosphere and my players are hungry to advance," Heynckes said.

Bayern Munich are in the driving seat but they have been eliminated by Spanish opposition in each of the last four seasons. They are taking no risks tonight.

Bayern Munich XI: Ulreich; Kimmich, Boateng, Hummels, Rafinha; Martínez; Robben, Müller, James, Ribéry; Lewandowski.

Sevilla XI: Soria; Navas, Mercado, Lenglet, Escudero; N’Zonzi, Banega; Sarabia, Vázquez, Correa; Ben Yedder.

Wales forward Gareth Bale gets a start for Real Madrid in place of Karim Benzema who drops to the bench. Captain Sergio Ramos is suspended so Jesus Vallejo comes in at the back.

Real Madrid XI: Navas, Carvajal, Vallejo, Varane, Marcelo, Casemiro, Kroos, Modric, Isco, Bale, Ronaldo.

Juventus are without banned forward Paulo Dybala who received two yellow cards in the first leg, so Mario Mandzukic is up front.

Ex-Real man Sami Khedira patrols the middle of the park.

Juventus XI: Buffon, De Sciglio, Benatia, Chiellini, Alex Sandro, Khedira, Pjanic, Matuidi, Costa, Higuain, Mandzukic.

Tonight's other Champions League quarter-final second leg tie sees Bayern Munich host Sevilla, with the German side having won the first leg 2-1.

Sevilla face quite the task with Bayern Munich having not lost at home all season, but Roma's win will certainly give the Spanish side hope they too can pull off a shock result.

Right, let's find out the teams.

As Champions League nights go, Tuesday night could hardly have been any better for Real Madrid.

Their rivals Barcelona and Pep Guardiola's Manchester City were both knocked out, making Real's path towards a third consecutive Champions League title potentially that bit easier.

But then, we've seen some impressive comebacks in the competition in recent times and while Zinedine Zidane's side are 3-0 up against Juventus after the first leg, you can never say never...

CRWOW!

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"A martian in the sky"

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'A work of art'

(The goal, not the statue)

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While most 33-year-old would just be happy just to come through a five-a-side match unscathed, Cristiano Ronaldo is banging in worldies for fun.

And with Lionel Messi now out of the picture, the scene is set for the Champions League spotlight to shine solely on the Real Madrid forward.