Arsenal vs Real Madrid prediction, odds and how to watch

Arsenal made it four wins from five in the Premier League with a controlled 2-0 victory over Everton, goals from Ezri Konsa and Gabriel doing the damage as Everton offered next to nothing going forward.

Real Madrid have scored freely in the Champions League but cannot keep a clean sheet to save themselves. PSV arrive quietly, but they are not here to make up the numbers.

Arsenal bring an unbeaten Champions League run and a 60 per cent clean sheet record into Tuesday's clash with a Borussia Dortmund side that has kept precisely zero clean sheets in three European outings. The Gunners look built for this.

Real Madrid return to La Liga action on Saturday night against a Celta Vigo side that has not lost in five matches. The Bernabeu expects a response.

José Mourinho's knee-slide celebration at Camp Nou capped a 2-0 Clásico win built on a Kylian Mbappé brace, turning a chaotic first 100 days back at Real Madrid into vindication while raising fresh questions about Barcelona's big-game fragility.

Kylian Mbappe's brace, including his 100th Real Madrid goal, sank Barcelona 2-1 at Camp Nou and ended their nine-game unbeaten run, pulling Jose Mourinho's side to within three points of the summit while extending his remarkable unbeaten Clasico record as Real boss.

Barcelona can set a new La Liga record with a 10th consecutive win to open a season when they host Real Madrid on Sunday, but Jose Mourinho arrives fresh off two 4-1 wins and declaring 'Madrid with Mourinho wins trophies'. Barca's defensive cracks, exposed by a 4-2 Champions League loss to PSG, make this far from a formality.

José Mourinho makes his first Clásico return as Real Madrid manager on Sunday, back at the Camp Nou where he began as Bobby Robson's translator before becoming Barcelona's fiercest rival. Three months into his second Madrid spell, his calmer public tone is undercut by the same calculated gamesmanship, including a press no-show designed to protect his touchline availability.