A titanic Champions League quarter-final clash begins tonight at the Emirates Stadium as the Gunners take on the perennial European champions in a hugely anticipated first-leg clash. It could be argued that tonight is Arsenal’s biggest game since their semi-final loss to Manchester United in this competition more than 16 years ago.

The Premier League is surely out of the grasp of Mikel Arteta's men now, but they harbour genuine ambitions of going all the way in Europe. As for Real Madrid, they need no introduction in this competition as the record winners and current holders of this famous competition.

It is down to the last eight teams in the UEFA Champions League, who return to action this week live on Paramount+ as the group continues to map out their path to the May 31 final

Arsenal host holders Real Madrid at the Emirates in a huge Champions League quarter-final this evening.Mikel Arteta’s side are aiming to reach the semi-finals for the first time since 2008/09, but

Arsenal face a mighty Champions League challenge as they look to salvage their season by progressing past Real Madrid in the quarter-finals. While the Premier League is not yet mathematically out of reach,

Also absent is the suspended Aurelien Tchouameni, who picked up his third booking of the Champions League campaign during the last-16 second-leg win over Atletico Madrid last time out. Ancelotti is not spoiled for choice in defence following injuries to Ferland Mendy,

Thibaut Courtois has declared himself he "fully fit" for the first leg of Real Madrid's Champions League quarter-final against Arsenal on Tuesday.He is near the top of the Premier League, he's in the quarter-final of the Champions League.

There are plenty of big decisions for both Mikel Arteta and Carlo Ancelotti to make for this huge Champions League quarterfinal first leg.

After a disappointing defeat to Valencia over the weekend, Real Madrid will look to return to winning ways as they take on Arsenal on Tuesday.Heading into this crucial Champions League quarterfinal