Real Madrid v Man City kick-off time, TV channel, live stream details and team news

Real Madrid host Manchester City in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final contest on Wednesday evening.

Pep Guardiola's side lead 4-3 at the midway stage of the last-four encounter following what was an enthralling first-leg fixture at the Etihad Stadium. Here are all of the details you need to know about the second leg in the Spanish capital:

Real Madrid v Manchester City kicks off at on Wednesday, May 4.

Real Madrid v Manchester City will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2. Their coverage begins at 7pm. You can also stream the action live on the BT Sport app or via their website.

Real Madrid will be without Wales star Gareth Bale as he recovers from a back injury. David Alaba is also unavailable, but the hosts will be able to call upon the services of Casemiro.

As for Manchester City, they have welcomed Kyle Walker back into their squad. The defender has been absent with an ankle injury but could feature in Madrid. Joao Cancelo is available, although John Stones will miss out due to a muscle problem.

“The team is in good shape, motivated and focused. We face a big challenge and it's a great opportunity to reach another Champions League final. There's a good vibe, we're aware of how tough it’ll be, but are feeling very confident because the tie is wide open. We're currently at a slight disadvantage and want to put that right.”

“We are two good teams. We saw it a week ago when we played. They are champions of Spain. We are trying to be champions. Both teams are good. I said a week ago we want to win and try and be in another final, for the second year in a row. [But there is] no guarantee the same guys will play the same way. I don't know what will happen. We will try and win the game with the best XI