UEFA Champions League - TV and streaming channels to watch Real Madrid vs Man City

February 24, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid, Manchester City, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Los Blancos and the Citizens will enter a crucial part of their seasons with this clash. Keep track of the game with our detailed guide.

What is Real Madrid and Man City's form ahead of this game?

Real Madrid has lost two out of their last four in all comps, including their 1-0 loss against Levante last Saturday. Los Blancos have conceded eight goals during that run, with four of those coming in their 4-3 defeat against Real Sociedad. Surprisingly, Real Madrid has scored nine goals during that same run, which gives their fans a glimmer of hope for this match.

Manchester City has also won two out of their last four, with the main difference being that they won back-to-back games before this tie. The Citizens have not conceded in those two games, and they have kept four clean sheets in their last six games. Whenever they conceded, they ended up losing the game.

How did Real Madrid and Man City get to this stage of the 2019-20 UEFA Champions League?

Real Madrid made it to this stage of the tournament after finishing second in Group A behind the unbeaten Paris Saint-Germain. Los Blancos won three, drew two and lost to Les Parisiens on Matchday 1 of the tournament. Since then, Zidane's men just conceded five goals in five games, two of those coming against PSG in their last home game of the tournament so far.

Manchester City won Group C thanks to their unbeaten run in the tournament (four wins, two draws). Pep Guardiola's men only dropped points in their draws against Atalanta (1-1 away) and Shakhtar (1-1 at home). The team's latest outing away from the Etihad ended in a 4-1 win for Guardiola's crew.

Real Madrid vs Man City - Who's in and who's out?

Real Madrid: Injured: Eden Hazard, Marco Asensio.

Man City: Doubtful: Raheem Sterling, Leroy Sané.

Real Madrid vs Man City - Head-to-head record

This will be the fifth UEFA Champions League meeting between these teams.
Manchester City has never been able to beat Real Madrid in UCL matches.
The most recent game between these sides took place in May 4, 2016. Zidane's men claimed a narrow 1-0 win to reach that tournament's final.
Real Madrid has won both of their games against Manchester City at home. 1-0 back in 2016 and 3-2 in September 2012.
Real Madrid has won eight of their 12 two-legged ties in the UEFA Champions League against English opposition.
Manchester City has only won one of their five two-legged clashes in the UEFA Champions League against English rivals.
Real Madrid's record at home against English clubs: eight wins, six draws, two losses.
Manchester City's record away from hom against Spanish rivals: one draw, five losses.
This will be the first meeting between Zinedine Zidane and Pep Guardiola.