Real Madrid cannot afford further slip-ups if they are to win LaLiga for a second year running, Carlo Ancelotti has warned after three games without a win. Madrid trounced Manchester City to reach the Champions League’s last 16 in midweek,

Manchester City and Liverpool lock horns once again and this game is going to be so intriguing given the situations both teams are in. MORE — Preview, watch live, prediction for Man City v Liverpool Pep Guardiola’s City are reeling from their midweek defeat at Real Madrid which saw them knocked out of the UEFA Champions League.

After a successful UEFA Champions League's playoff where Real Madrid were able to eliminate Manchester City also thanks to an exciting hat trick from French star Kylian Mbappe in the return leg, Carlo Ancelotti's men will be immediately back at the Santiago Bernabeu to host Girona.

Manchester City host Liverpool at Etihad Stadium to reignite one of the fiercest Premier League rivalries of recent times.

Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe celebrates after scoring his sides third goal during the Champions League playoff second leg soccer match between Real Madrid and Manchester City at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid,

Kylian Mbappé scored a hat trick, Erling Haaland stayed on the bench injured and Real Madrid dumped Manchester City out of the Champions League on Wed

Though they’re obviously paid to spout controversial statements and spark debate, football pundits, especially former top-level professionals like Jamie Carragher, should know better than this. The former Liverpool defender said Manchester City striker Erling Haaland did not want to play the Champions League rematch against Real Madrid,

Erling Haaland faces a late fitness test to see if he has recovered from a knee injury ahead Manchester City’s Premier League game against Tottenham. Haaland missed City’s losses to Real Madrid and Liverpool last week because of the injury.

Diego Simeone reacts to the showdown between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16.

Real Madrid have won the away first leg of a European tie on 40 occasions. If Pep Guardiola wants a sense of how hard the task ahead of them is it is perhaps encapsulated in one statistic -- only on two of the previous 39 occasions have Los Merengues been eliminated from European competition.