Real Madrid Femenino visits Twente today at the Grolsch Veste stadium (21:00) for the final matchday of the UEFA Women's Champions League group stage. The Merengues, fifth with 10 points, arrive with

Chelsea and Bayern Munich advanced to the quarterfinals of the Women's Champions League as the league phase ended with a hectic night of nine simultaneous games Wednesday, as Juventus and Real Madrid head for the playoffs.

Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Wolfsburg, Arsenal and Manchester United had all guaranteed at least a play-off spot heading into the final round of league phase fixtures, but were still in with a chance of securing automatic qualification for the quarter-finals on Wednesday had results gone in their favour.

Real Madrid sits fifth in the UCL, while ManCity is two points back in ninth. This will be the 15th all-time meeting between the two teams, all of which have come in the Champions League. Real Madrid has won the last three matchups, knocking City out in the Play-offs last year.

It's back to La Liga action for Real Madrid after their 2-1 Champions League loss in midweek to Manchester City. They are back on the road as they face Alaves a

On a dramatic Wednesday night at the Santiago Bernabeu, where Manchester City came from behind to beat Real Madrid 2-1 in a pivotal Champions League clash, one subplot captured as much attention as

Champions League pundit Leon Osman looks at how Real Madrid were unable to cope with Manchester City's left-hand side of Jeremy Doku and Nico O'Reilly.

Real Madrid could have up to 12 absences for Sunday's LaLiga clash with Alavés, while Xabi Alonso still has injury concerns over Kylian Mbappé.