UEFA Champions League - How to watch Chelsea vs Real Madrid

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Los Blancos are still looking for their first win ever against the Blues. Will they manage to get it in such a crucial tie?

What has been Chelsea and Real Madrid's recent form ahead of this game?

Chelsea face Real Madrid after winning five of their last eight games, with only one of those ending in defeat. The Blues' last loss came against Porto in the second leg of their Quarterfinal tie. Since then, Tuchel's men have scored five times while conceding once, precisely against Real Madrid. Their last Premier League match before this game ended in a two-nil win against Fulham.

Real Madrid will get to this game while on an impressive 19-game streak without a loss in all competitions, with only six of those games ending in a draw. Zidane's men hold that unbeaten run since January 30, when they lost to Levante 2-1. Speaking of games on the road, Los Merengues have won six of their last nine during that streak, including a one-nil victory over Atalanta in the Round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League. Their most recent La Liga match concluded in a 2-0 victory over Osasuna last Saturday.

What do Chelsea and Real Madrid need to make it to the UEFA CL final?

Chelsea will get to the UEFA Champions League final if they can beat Real Madrid by any score or if the game ends in a goalless draw. The Blues have the edge over Los Blancos following their one-all draw in the first leg. As for Real Madrid, Zidane's men will get to the final with a win or with any draw that sees them scoring two or more goals at Stamford Bridge. If the game were to end in a 1-1 draw after ninety minutes, the clash would be decided in extra time or via a penalty shootout if necessary.

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

Chelsea - Injured: Mateo Kovacic. Doubtful: Antonio Rudiger.

Real Madrid - Injured: Lucas Vázquez, Dani Carvajal, Raphael Varane. Doubtful: Ferland Mendy, Marcelo.

Chelsea vs Real Madrid - Head-to-head

This will be the fifth European clash between these teams since 1971.
Chelsea are still unbeaten against Real Madrid after four meetings (two wins, two draws).
This is Real Madrid's first UEFA Champions League semi-final appearance since 2018. They ended up winning the title against Liverpool that year.
Chelsea have returned to the semi-finals for the first time in seven years. Their last game in this stage of the tournament came in 2014, when Atlético Madrid eliminated them from the title clash.
This will be Zinedine Zidane's 12th game against English rivals. His record shows four wins, four draws, and three losses.
Thomas Tuchel is still unbeaten against Spanish teams. The German coach has faced La Liga sides in seven different occasions, winning three and drawing four times, all of them against Real Madrid.