Real Madrid Vs PSG Champion's league Round of 16

Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain meet for the second leg of their Champions League last-16 showdown on the Bernabeu on Wednesday night time. 

 PSG maintain a 1-0 benefit from the primary leg after Mbappe scored the first goal in 94-minute

Real Madrid will be under pressure this week to work around the bans of two of their key players, Casemiro and Ferland Mendy, who received their third yellow card of the match in the first leg and are now suspended for the second leg.&nb

With Marcelo confined to indoor training on Monday – though he may still be available for the second leg – and Toni Kroos back in the squad following a hamstring injury, Mendy's ban isn't ideal.

On a more positive note, Federico Valverde has recovered from flu in time to take Casemiro's spot in the center, while Eduardo Camavinga will likely face familiar competition if Kroos' injury prevents him from playing right away.

In terms of PSG, Pochettino would immediately reintroduce Mbappe to the starting lineup when the Real Madrid-linked forward returns from his domestic ban, but the attacker was stomped on the foot in training by Idrissa Gueye and may need to be double-checked.

Due to his recent calf injury, ex-Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos will miss a Bernabeu reunion, but Achraf Hakimi and Leandro Paredes have joined the team.

But Ander Herrera is out, with the Spaniard suffering with a watch infection while attempting to recover from a muscular injury, while Layvin Kurzawa will not be included in the squad. Gianluigi Donnarumma is expected to return in goal for Keylor.