The only personnel change for Man City from the first leg is Aleksandr Zinchenko coming in for Joao Cancelo.

Pep has just confirmed that was a tactical move. Interesting. Could also be that Cancelo will miss the semi-final if he picks up a yellow card.

The big man is warming up ahead of the match this evening. Erling Haaland has not scored in three games for the first time in his career. That is a truly remarkable stat.

He will be hoping to end that ‘drought’ tonight.

Manchester City have failed to score in just two of their last 28 Champions League games, a run that stretches back to 2018.

So, with that in mind, do Dortmund go for broke this evening? Or do they attempt to soak up pressure in the hope they can hit Pep’s men on the break?

Jude Bellingham starts again tonight for Borussia Dortmund. He bossed the first leg and will look to do the same this evening.

A reminder - in case you hadn’t been told already - the kid is 17 years old.

Signal Iduna Park. The venue for what promises to be a monster clash tonight. You beauty.

According to reports, Real Madrid’s team bus had one of its windows shattered as they approached Anfield this evening.

A BT Sport reporter at tonight’s game has tweeted this out.

Don’t most of us feel the same? No need to change this magnificent competition.

How we feeling City fans? History is against you, but the smart money would be on your side progressing this evening.

Confident?

If Man City score first tonight, it is very difficult to see Dortmund netting three times (or scoring twice and winning on penalties).

You have to imagine the Germans need to start faster than they did at the Etihad.

Here they come...