Monaco (2) v Real Madrid (4) Stade Louis-II, 7.45Real Madrid, leading 4-2 from the first leg, will start as hot favourites to overcome depleted Monaco. Monaco striker Fernando Morientes, on loan from Real, says the principality team have their work cut out to turn the tie around at the Stade Louis-II.
Monaco have been deprived of their midfield steel with Argentine Lucas Bernardi suspended and Greek Andreas Zikos injured.Centre back Sebastien Squillaci has been ruled with a leg injury.
Coach Didier Deschamps welcomes back left back Patrice Evra from injury, while the return to fitness of striker Shabani Nonda is another major boost.
Real will be missing midfielder David Beckham (suspended), and have fitness worries over defender Ivan Helguera, who scored in the first-leg win. Helguera will have a late fitness test.
Either versatile Argentine midfielder Santiago Solari or former youth team player Borja will take Beckham's place alongside Guti. Brazilian defender Roberto Carlos is back after suspension.
