It's another big European night at Anfield as Liverpool welcome Real Madrid in what's always one of the most exciting fixtures in world football. This time, there's an extra twist, former Liverpool star Xabi Alonso returns as manager of Madrid.
The Reds came into this week under some pressure after a poor run of form that saw them lose six of their previous seven games, but they bounced back strongly with a 2-0 win over Aston Villa at the weekend . That victory lifted the mood around Anfield and gave Arne Slot's side some confidence heading into this huge Champions League test.
Liverpool will be counting on their incredible home record in Europe to give them the edge. They've now won 15 straight Champions League home games, scoring two or more goals in 14 of those.