Real Madrid against AC Milan

Khedira's driving run from midfield takes him to the edge of the Milan box where the ball breaks to Ronaldo. But his cross with the outside of the foot is gathered comfortably by Amelia.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif">Real sub: Granero on for Di Maria.

Poor delivery and Real clear their lines.

Robinho wins a free-kick down Milan's left wing - he has looked the <i>Rossoneri's</i> best player since coming on.

Diarra shows good stength in midfied to give Di Maria some space to advance.

Smart stop by Real's skipper to his left as Robinho struck a powerful shot from just inside the area.

Casillas denies Robinho.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif">Real sub: Diarra on for Ozil.

Just before that Seedorf and Robinho broke for Milan and a ball across the box was just missed by Ibrahimovic as Carvalho showed good strength.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15"> Di Maria booked for bringing down Pirlo and Milan now have a free-kick on the left of Real's area.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15"> Antonini fouled as he goes through the back of Arbeloa.

Inzaghi's 80th Champions League game, but can he engineer a breakthrough.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Milan sub: Inzaghi on for Pato.

Somehow it doesn't end up in the net. It deflected off Khedira and it seemed Pepe must put it in, but he couldn't turn in the rebound.

Milan players being urged back by the referee. Ronaldo lines up.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15">Another free-kick as Boateng cynically takes Ozil out right on the edge of the box.

Alonso whips it in, but the ball is cleared away.

Ozil delivered but Boateng does well to head out for a corner ahead of Higuain.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15">Bonera booked for bringing down Higuain as he advanced inside from the right wing.

Boos galore for the temperamental former Real player.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Milan sub: Robinho on for Ronaldinho.

Marcelo again the creator with a fleet-footed run into the area. He passed it to Ronaldo who blazed it well over. Great chance squandered.

Ronaldo sprinted past Nesta like he wasn't even there and then played in Di Maria who in turn looked for Higuain. Corner to Real.

Come on Cristiano, man up!

Ronaldo is on the floor for at least the seventh time in the game. The ball is kicked off but he's back up again. It was just the tiniest of touches on his back by Boateng.

Di Maria - who has been Real's best player in the second half - threads a through-ball to Higuain. But his shot is struck feebly into Amelia's hands.

Ronaldinho sandwiched out by Ozil and Khedira.

No, straight into the wall. Seedorf and Zlatan actually stayed together this time.

Free-kick for Real about 30 yards out, well within Ronaldo range. Can he do it again?

Wonderful foootball from Real again, Marcelo with a pacy overlap, but while the Brazilian continued his run, the ball was instead laid off to Ozil, who fired over.

Bonera gets a strong block in to divert Di Maria's shot away for a throw-in.

Boateng comes deep and looks for Ronaldinho. That would have been Frederic Piquionne last season - how life has changed for the former Portsmouth man.

Zambrotta pops an arm out to block off Ronaldo, free-kick.

Boateng penalised for a high foot, rather unfairly it would seem.

Sign of attacking intent at least from Allegri but the delivery is poor from the corner.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Milan sub: Boateng on for Gattuso.

AC Milan with a corner now.

It was great work by Di Maria to turn Antonini inside out with a twinkle-toed run.

Di Maria crosses towards Higuain again and it's just a little too firm with the striker closing in at the back post.

Ronaldo very much pulling the strings for Real and Ozil's influence is growing too.

Milan haven't seen too much of the ball in the opening exchanges in the second half.

The ball fizzed across the box to Di Maria but he can't divert it goalwards with an audacious back heel.

Ozil battled to win it back from Antonini, before passing it to Di Maria, who crossed in to Higuain. But the Argentina striker headed it straight into Amelia's grateful grasp.

Higuain should have scored!

Alonso lays the ball off to Ronaldo who is absolutely laid out by Ronaldinho as he tries to shoot. No free-kick though, the ref is up to his old tricks.

Wow, the referee really appears to be on his countryman's side now. another free-kick awarded for a foul on Ronaldo by Gattuso.

Still Real retain the ball, but it's back to Casillas now. He waits for some options and then looks a touch bemused when he is forced to hoof it long.

Khedira, Ozil and Alonso passing in a pleasant little triangle before the ball is spread wide to Marcelo.

Pato tries to bring Milan forward but he seems determined to do it all by himself and gives the ball away as he is surrounded by white shirts.

Great bit of possession from Real, it's been a joy to watch their movement at times.

Finally the ref gives a decision Ronaldo's way, penalising Gattuso for a firm challenge on the Portuguese.

Sorry about the little delay, the Real players really took their time getting back out on the pitch.

Right then, we're back at the Bernabeu for the second half...

Real 2-0 Milan. A deserved lead for Real as they have shown the most danger and intent going forward. Two goals in 65 seconds was a little cruel for Milan and they have got an uphill task ahead of them. The <i>Rossoneri</i> did come into the game more after the second goal went in, but Pirlo and Ronaldinho need more of the ball. Grab a cuppa and we will see you in 15 minutes.

First-half over and it's been an entertaining opening.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/images/2010/1019/cristianoronaldocelebvmilan20101019_275x155.jpg"><br> Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates opening the scoring for Real.

The referee falls over much to the amusement of the Bernabeu faithful.

Ronaldo and Ozil combine well and the Germany playmaker's left-foot shot is well-saved by Amelia.

Carvalho appears to bring down Zlatan on the edge of the box but the ref produces his customary shake of the head.

Di Maria just saw his name in lights, it was a lightning-quick counter but he chose to go it alone rather than pass at the crucial moment.

Ibrahimovic penalised for climbing on Pepe, but Casillas did superbly well anyway in saving Pato's attempt after the ref whistled.

Ozil feeds in Rolado down the right, the No. 7 does really well to pull the ball back but Gattuso is back in time to intercept...though his attempted clearance hits Di Maria and lobs up over the crossbar. It could have gone anywhere!

Corner headed clear by Nesta.

Lovely break again by Real, they're coming back into the match now. Ozil slid in Higuain through the middle but Nesta did well to tackle back and divert it out for a corner.

Fantastic footwork by Ronaldo as he bursts through midfield. He unleashes a left-foot shot but Amelia is up to the task as he tips it around the post for a corner.

Milan corner headed clear by Ronaldo - that's how well-drilled a defensive unit Madrid are under Mourinho.

Chance for Seedorf inside the box but he has blasted a left-foot volley over the top of Casillas' goal.

Ronaldinho with a delightful nutmeg on Alonso but Real are continuing to defend resolutely (I never thought I'd say those words!.

Poor downward header by Ibrahimovic. it was a great opportunity to head it into Pato's path but he couldn't cushion it.

Ibrahimovic flagged offside again.

Dominant spell for Milan at the moment but they need a goal if they are to get themselves back into it.

It was heading in but Casillas palmed Pirlo's fierce attempt onto the crossbar.

Fantastic save by Casillas!

Free-kick to be swung in by Pato.

Tidy bit of interplay between Ibrahimovic and Ronaldinho and the ball comes to Zambrotta, who is fouled on the right wing.

<i>Stats: Real beat AC Milan 3-2 in the final of 1958 to seal their third European Cup on the bounce. But Milan have the tournament's greatest ever striker, with Filippo Inzaghi top of the scorer's table with 68 goals in 111 games.</i>

Reallly poor communication between Zambrotta and Pato down the right. Ronaldinho played a good ball into the corner, but both players left it for the other, leaving Marcelo to emerge with the ball.

The ball drops to Zambrotta on the edge of the box and his left-foot volley ends up a good 15 yards wide.

It came straight back out but Bonera fed Pirlo in and his header towards Ibrahimovic was cleared out for a corner.

Milan free-kick and Pirlo has a chance to deliver from the right-wing.

Marcelo with a great overlapping run and he loops a cross in towards Ronaldo, but Higuain gets in their first and heads it over the bar.

Alonso brings the ball out of defence for Real and sprays it to the right. Khedira and Ozil bring play over to the left and the home side being very patient in their build up.

Milan's big hitters haven't really been able to influence proceedings - Ronaldinho, Ibrahimovic and Pato have barely touched the ball.

Ronaldo is seeing so much of the ball from dropping deep and he is the real danger man so far.

Antonini fires an impossible cross in towards Ibrahimovic and the Milan striker tries desperately to chest it on, but the ball rolls out harmlessly for a goal-kick.

Ronaldinho tries to make something happen, but Real break with Ronaldo once more. He takes it past Nesta but Gattuso shows excellent strength to force him off the ball.

Milan keeping some possession now and Seedorf crosses in towards Pato. He heads it across goal towards Ibrahimovic but he was sandwiched out by Carvalho and Pepe.

Ronaldo drives forward into the box at pace. He goes over again but again referee Proenca tells him to get up.

Wow, let's try to take a breather. What a body blow to Milan.

Real 2-0 Milan. Ozil's shot took a massive deflection off Bonera and past the stranded Amelia. Two goals in a minute!

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/goal.gif"> <b>GOAL</b> Ozil, amazing.

Real 1-0 Milan. Well, I lie slightly because the free-kick didn;t dip. Ronaldo has just hit it straight through the wall, Seedorf moved to create a gap.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/goal.gif"> <b>GOAL</b> YES he can!

Central position and it is Ronaldo, of course, who will take it. Can he get it to dip quickly enough?

Free-kick now for Real right on the edge of the box after Pato hits Alonso with a typical clumsy striker's challenge.

Real corner now following some good work by Marcelo down the left.

Ajax are beating Auxerre in the group's other game. De Zeeuw the goalscorer.

Gattuso makes Ronaldo aware of his presence with a crunching tackle. It was a fair challenge and Real's No. 7 is again asked to get up by the ref.

Ronaldinho in some space but his attempted through ball was both weak and ill-timed.

Incisive break from Ronaldo and he tees up Di Maria, who shoots wide and over.

Gattuso looks for Ibrahimovic with a long ball forward but the Swede is offside.

Madrid's team certainly has a younger feel to it but can their youthful exhuberance overcome the wily experience of Milan?

It breaks to Di Maria and he looks to swing in a cross but it's too long for Higuain.

In a carbon copy of a minute ago he is bounding down the left again. This time it's a corner.

Ronaldo accelerates down the left and cuts inside looking for a foul. The referee was not impressed and tolf the Portuguese forward to pick himself up.

Already there's a pitch invasion but the Bernabeu security do a sterling job of bringing him down and we are back up and running.

An early touch for Seedorf who tries to release Pato down the left, but it's overhit by the Dutchman, playing against the side he won the Champions League with.

And we're off...

We're just about ready now and the anticipation is palpable.

Real are top of La Liga and have two wins from two in the Champions League - it appears that Mourinho is working his magic, but this is his biggest test so far.

One player to look out for is Milan goalkeeper Amelia, who is making his <i>Rossoneri</i> debut, having moved from Genoa over the summer.

Just a breathtaking array of talent on show and I can't wait. There has never been a 0-0 draw between these sides - fingers crossed that record will continue tonight!

These sides also met in the group stage last year when Milan triumphed 3-2 at the Bernabeu,with Pato grabbing a late winner. The Brazil striker scored two that night and he also scored two at the weekend as AC Milan beat Chievo.

<b>AC Milan: Amelia, Zambrotta, Nesta, Bonera, Antonini, Gattuso, Pirlo, Seedorf, Alexandre Pato, Ibrahimovic, Ronaldinho. </b><p> Subs: Roma, Inzaghi, Papastathopoulos, Flamini, Abate, Boateng, Robinho.

<b>Real Madrid: Casillas, Arbeloa, Pepe, Carvalho, Marcelo, Alonso, Khedira, Ozil, Di Maria, Ronaldo, Higuain.</b><p> Subs: Dudek, Mahamadou Diarra, Benzema, Lassana Diarra, Granero, Albiol, Pedro Leon.

Team news is in and it's as follows...

Evening all and welcome to live text commentary of what is undoubtedly the most mouthwatering clash of Champions League matchday 3, it's Real Madrid v AC Milan from the Bernabeu.

Milan forward Robinho claims he would <a href="http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=833534&sec=uefachampionsleague&cc=5739" target="_blank">love to score</a> against his old side.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/images/2010/0910/josemourinhomesutozil20100819_275x155.jpg"><br>Jose is likely to call on Mesut Ozil.

They are the two most successful teams in European football as Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid take on AC Milan at the Bernabeu. Join us at 1945 BST for a commentary on the game.

Milan players being urged back by the referee. Ronaldo lines up.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15">Another free-kick as Boateng cynically takes Ozil out right on the edge of the box.

Alonso whips it in, but the ball is cleared away.

Ozil delivered but Boateng does well to head out for a corner ahead of Higuain.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15">Bonera booked for bringing down Higuain as he advanced inside from the right wing.

Boos galore for the temperamental former Real player.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Milan sub: Robinho on for Ronaldinho.

Marcelo again the creator with a fleet-footed run into the area. He passed it to Ronaldo who blazed it well over. Great chance squandered.

Ronaldo sprinted past Nesta like he wasn't even there and then played in Di Maria who in turn looked for Higuain. Corner to Real.

Come on Cristiano, man up!

Ronaldo is on the floor for at least the seventh time in the game. The ball is kicked off but he's back up again. It was just the tiniest of touches on his back by Boateng.

Di Maria - who has been Real's best player in the second half - threads a through-ball to Higuain. But his shot is struck feebly into Amelia's hands.

Ronaldinho sandwiched out by Ozil and Khedira.

No, straight into the wall. Seedorf and Zlatan actually stayed together this time.

Free-kick for Real about 30 yards out, well within Ronaldo range. Can he do it again?

Wonderful foootball from Real again, Marcelo with a pacy overlap, but while the Brazilian continued his run, the ball was instead laid off to Ozil, who fired over.

Bonera gets a strong block in to divert Di Maria's shot away for a throw-in.

Boateng comes deep and looks for Ronaldinho. That would have been Frederic Piquionne last season - how life has changed for the former Portsmouth man.

Zambrotta pops an arm out to block off Ronaldo, free-kick.

Boateng penalised for a high foot, rather unfairly it would seem.

Sign of attacking intent at least from Allegri but the delivery is poor from the corner.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Milan sub: Boateng on for Gattuso.

AC Milan with a corner now.

It was great work by Di Maria to turn Antonini inside out with a twinkle-toed run.

Di Maria crosses towards Higuain again and it's just a little too firm with the striker closing in at the back post.

Ronaldo very much pulling the strings for Real and Ozil's influence is growing too.

Milan haven't seen too much of the ball in the opening exchanges in the second half.

The ball fizzed across the box to Di Maria but he can't divert it goalwards with an audacious back heel.

Ozil battled to win it back from Antonini, before passing it to Di Maria, who crossed in to Higuain. But the Argentina striker headed it straight into Amelia's grateful grasp.

Higuain should have scored!

Alonso lays the ball off to Ronaldo who is absolutely laid out by Ronaldinho as he tries to shoot. No free-kick though, the ref is up to his old tricks.

Wow, the referee really appears to be on his countryman's side now. another free-kick awarded for a foul on Ronaldo by Gattuso.

Still Real retain the ball, but it's back to Casillas now. He waits for some options and then looks a touch bemused when he is forced to hoof it long.

Khedira, Ozil and Alonso passing in a pleasant little triangle before the ball is spread wide to Marcelo.

Pato tries to bring Milan forward but he seems determined to do it all by himself and gives the ball away as he is surrounded by white shirts.

Great bit of possession from Real, it's been a joy to watch their movement at times.

Finally the ref gives a decision Ronaldo's way, penalising Gattuso for a firm challenge on the Portuguese.

Sorry about the little delay, the Real players really took their time getting back out on the pitch.

Right then, we're back at the Bernabeu for the second half...

Real 2-0 Milan. A deserved lead for Real as they have shown the most danger and intent going forward. Two goals in 65 seconds was a little cruel for Milan and they have got an uphill task ahead of them. The <i>Rossoneri</i> did come into the game more after the second goal went in, but Pirlo and Ronaldinho need more of the ball. Grab a cuppa and we will see you in 15 minutes.

First-half over and it's been an entertaining opening.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/images/2010/1019/cristianoronaldocelebvmilan20101019_275x155.jpg"><br> Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates opening the scoring for Real.

The referee falls over much to the amusement of the Bernabeu faithful.

Ronaldo and Ozil combine well and the Germany playmaker's left-foot shot is well-saved by Amelia.

Carvalho appears to bring down Zlatan on the edge of the box but the ref produces his customary shake of the head.

Di Maria just saw his name in lights, it was a lightning-quick counter but he chose to go it alone rather than pass at the crucial moment.

Ibrahimovic penalised for climbing on Pepe, but Casillas did superbly well anyway in saving Pato's attempt after the ref whistled.

Ozil feeds in Rolado down the right, the No. 7 does really well to pull the ball back but Gattuso is back in time to intercept...though his attempted clearance hits Di Maria and lobs up over the crossbar. It could have gone anywhere!

Corner headed clear by Nesta.

Lovely break again by Real, they're coming back into the match now. Ozil slid in Higuain through the middle but Nesta did well to tackle back and divert it out for a corner.

Fantastic footwork by Ronaldo as he bursts through midfield. He unleashes a left-foot shot but Amelia is up to the task as he tips it around the post for a corner.

Milan corner headed clear by Ronaldo - that's how well-drilled a defensive unit Madrid are under Mourinho.

Chance for Seedorf inside the box but he has blasted a left-foot volley over the top of Casillas' goal.

Ronaldinho with a delightful nutmeg on Alonso but Real are continuing to defend resolutely (I never thought I'd say those words!.

Poor downward header by Ibrahimovic. it was a great opportunity to head it into Pato's path but he couldn't cushion it.

Ibrahimovic flagged offside again.

Dominant spell for Milan at the moment but they need a goal if they are to get themselves back into it.

It was heading in but Casillas palmed Pirlo's fierce attempt onto the crossbar.

Fantastic save by Casillas!

Free-kick to be swung in by Pato.

Tidy bit of interplay between Ibrahimovic and Ronaldinho and the ball comes to Zambrotta, who is fouled on the right wing.

<i>Stats: Real beat AC Milan 3-2 in the final of 1958 to seal their third European Cup on the bounce. But Milan have the tournament's greatest ever striker, with Filippo Inzaghi top of the scorer's table with 68 goals in 111 games.</i>

Reallly poor communication between Zambrotta and Pato down the right. Ronaldinho played a good ball into the corner, but both players left it for the other, leaving Marcelo to emerge with the ball.

The ball drops to Zambrotta on the edge of the box and his left-foot volley ends up a good 15 yards wide.

It came straight back out but Bonera fed Pirlo in and his header towards Ibrahimovic was cleared out for a corner.

Milan free-kick and Pirlo has a chance to deliver from the right-wing.

Marcelo with a great overlapping run and he loops a cross in towards Ronaldo, but Higuain gets in their first and heads it over the bar.

Alonso brings the ball out of defence for Real and sprays it to the right. Khedira and Ozil bring play over to the left and the home side being very patient in their build up.

Milan's big hitters haven't really been able to influence proceedings - Ronaldinho, Ibrahimovic and Pato have barely touched the ball.

Ronaldo is seeing so much of the ball from dropping deep and he is the real danger man so far.

Antonini fires an impossible cross in towards Ibrahimovic and the Milan striker tries desperately to chest it on, but the ball rolls out harmlessly for a goal-kick.

Ronaldinho tries to make something happen, but Real break with Ronaldo once more. He takes it past Nesta but Gattuso shows excellent strength to force him off the ball.

Milan keeping some possession now and Seedorf crosses in towards Pato. He heads it across goal towards Ibrahimovic but he was sandwiched out by Carvalho and Pepe.

Ronaldo drives forward into the box at pace. He goes over again but again referee Proenca tells him to get up.

Wow, let's try to take a breather. What a body blow to Milan.

Real 2-0 Milan. Ozil's shot took a massive deflection off Bonera and past the stranded Amelia. Two goals in a minute!

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/goal.gif"> <b>GOAL</b> Ozil, amazing.

Real 1-0 Milan. Well, I lie slightly because the free-kick didn;t dip. Ronaldo has just hit it straight through the wall, Seedorf moved to create a gap.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/goal.gif"> <b>GOAL</b> YES he can!

Central position and it is Ronaldo, of course, who will take it. Can he get it to dip quickly enough?

Free-kick now for Real right on the edge of the box after Pato hits Alonso with a typical clumsy striker's challenge.

Real corner now following some good work by Marcelo down the left.

Ajax are beating Auxerre in the group's other game. De Zeeuw the goalscorer.

Gattuso makes Ronaldo aware of his presence with a crunching tackle. It was a fair challenge and Real's No. 7 is again asked to get up by the ref.

Ronaldinho in some space but his attempted through ball was both weak and ill-timed.

Incisive break from Ronaldo and he tees up Di Maria, who shoots wide and over.

Gattuso looks for Ibrahimovic with a long ball forward but the Swede is offside.

Madrid's team certainly has a younger feel to it but can their youthful exhuberance overcome the wily experience of Milan?

It breaks to Di Maria and he looks to swing in a cross but it's too long for Higuain.

In a carbon copy of a minute ago he is bounding down the left again. This time it's a corner.

Ronaldo accelerates down the left and cuts inside looking for a foul. The referee was not impressed and tolf the Portuguese forward to pick himself up.

Already there's a pitch invasion but the Bernabeu security do a sterling job of bringing him down and we are back up and running.

An early touch for Seedorf who tries to release Pato down the left, but it's overhit by the Dutchman, playing against the side he won the Champions League with.

And we're off...

We're just about ready now and the anticipation is palpable.

Real are top of La Liga and have two wins from two in the Champions League - it appears that Mourinho is working his magic, but this is his biggest test so far.

One player to look out for is Milan goalkeeper Amelia, who is making his <i>Rossoneri</i> debut, having moved from Genoa over the summer.

Just a breathtaking array of talent on show and I can't wait. There has never been a 0-0 draw between these sides - fingers crossed that record will continue tonight!

These sides also met in the group stage last year when Milan triumphed 3-2 at the Bernabeu,with Pato grabbing a late winner. The Brazil striker scored two that night and he also scored two at the weekend as AC Milan beat Chievo.

<b>AC Milan: Amelia, Zambrotta, Nesta, Bonera, Antonini, Gattuso, Pirlo, Seedorf, Alexandre Pato, Ibrahimovic, Ronaldinho. </b><p> Subs: Roma, Inzaghi, Papastathopoulos, Flamini, Abate, Boateng, Robinho.

<b>Real Madrid: Casillas, Arbeloa, Pepe, Carvalho, Marcelo, Alonso, Khedira, Ozil, Di Maria, Ronaldo, Higuain.</b><p> Subs: Dudek, Mahamadou Diarra, Benzema, Lassana Diarra, Granero, Albiol, Pedro Leon.

Team news is in and it's as follows...

Evening all and welcome to live text commentary of what is undoubtedly the most mouthwatering clash of Champions League matchday 3, it's Real Madrid v AC Milan from the Bernabeu.

Milan forward Robinho claims he would <a href="http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=833534&sec=uefachampionsleague&cc=5739" target="_blank">love to score</a> against his old side.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/images/2010/0910/josemourinhomesutozil20100819_275x155.jpg"><br>Jose is likely to call on Mesut Ozil.

They are the two most successful teams in European football as Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid take on AC Milan at the Bernabeu. Join us at 1945 BST for a commentary on the game.