Good evening and welcome to Eurosport's coverage of Real Madrid versus Paris Saint-Germain. These two are fighting over top spot in Group A and PSG have the upper hand in that scrap, needing just a point tonight to secure they'll play a runner-up in the last 16. Los Blancos have revenge on their mind though after a 3-0 drubbing in Paris earlier in the campaign. Team news is coming next...

Hazard hasn't been able to get on the ball yet.

Icardi gets ahead of his marker and is first to a whipped Bernat cross, but the Argentine can't direct the ball goalwards.

All eyes are Mbappe, of course. He's just been given a polite handshake by Zidane after the two almost collided.

Ramos heads over from the corner - it was a hard chances as he was moving away from goal.

Isco dispossesses Kimpembe high up the pitch and wins a corner.

A promising chances looks to be developing for PSG, but a through for Icardi is just a tad underhit and he's forced away from goal. Meunier and Mbappe had combined nicely on the right.

The home team get the game underway.

The theme music is done and we're almost ready to go. It's a sell-out at the Bernabeu.

It has finished 1-1 in Turkey. We're just five minutes from kick-off now and the teams are ready in the tunnel.

A landmark night for the man many believe is that best striker in the world right now.

Let's quickly go over the table. Madrid have seven points, five fewer than PSG, so must win tonight and hope PSG don't beat Galatasaray on the final night of games to stand any chance of topping the group. Club Brugge and Gala are currently drawing in Turkey, although Brugge have gone down to nine men. If that result holds, Real will be assured of at qualifying without kicking a ball tonight.

Madrid have started slowly, but here are their best bits.

PSG are the only team yet to concede a goal in this season’s competition.

Kylian Mbappe starts for PSG tonight, but many at the stadium will be hoping he plays here more often in the future and Zidane is one of them, much to the frustration of Thomas Tuchel.

Real Madrid have hosted French opposition 11 times before in the Champions League and never lost, winning eight of those games.

PSG back in navy this evening.

As for the visitors, ex-Real men Angel Di Maria and Keylor Navas both play so no surprises there. Marquinhos is expected to start in midfield and Neymar, like Edinson Cavani, has to settle for a place on the bench.

PSG: Navas, Meunier, Silva, Kimpembe, Bernat, Verratti, Marquinhos, Gueye, Di Maria, Icardi, Mbappe. Subs: Rico, Dagba, Diallo, Paredes, Draxler, Sarabia, Neymar, Cavani.

The big surprise from Zinedine Zidane’s line-up is that Isco makes his first start since October and just his second appearance in this season’s Champions League. He, Toni Kroos and Marcelo are the new new faces compared to the team that started against Real Sociedad at the weekend, meaning it’s a relatively conservative line-up picked by Zidane and features four genuine midfielders. Rodrygo must settle for a place on the bench despite his hat-trick in Real's last game in this competition.

REAL MADRID: Courtois, Carvajal, Ramos, Varane, Marcelo, Casemiro, Kroos, Valverde, Isco, Benzema, Hazard. Subs: Areola, Miltao, Mendy, Modric, Bale, Jovic, Rodrygo.