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Arsenal have been given a 38% chance of reaching the Champions League semi-finals, according to the Euro Club Index, external from world football data experts Nielsen's Gracenote.

Mikel Arteta's side were held to a 2-2 draw by Bayern Munich in the first leg of their quarter-final tie at Emirates Stadium.

However, the Bundesliga side, with a 66% chance, are firm favourites to go through to the last four of the competition.

The data from Nielsen's Gracenote also suggests the Gunners have just a 6% chance of winning the European Cup outright.

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We're told Leandro Trossard will be the player speaking at the Arsenal news conference.

We will be hearing from him and Gunners boss Mikel Arteta very shortly.

A reminder that you can watch the news conference by clicking the 'watch live' button above. Of course, you will still be able to read the best of what both men have to say.

Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow on how they will deal with their opponents: "You try and focus on one player, and they have 10 others who can cause issues. It is about trying to attack as a team, and working strategically. Obviously there will be tweaks on what we do, but we go in with confidence."

The Gunners have had an excellent season so far, but after the loss to Aston Villa at the weekend, it could be argued that the game against Bayern Munich leaves Arsenal’s season on the line.

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, on his working relationship with Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo Goes: "In general I have a good relationship with all the lads. I play with Vini and Rodri closely on the pitch, and when it clicks it is beautiful.

"They have so much quality, they are so humble and are honest working lads as well. It is a great environment in the team at the minute."

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow on their poor record against City: "You can look at stats all the way you want - stats are made to be broken.There are many instances of Madrid not winning in a place, then they have won. Stats are for the fans, I think they are made to be broken."

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow on whether he will have any 'surprises' for Pep Guardiola tomorrow: "No. I think we know each other really well. Pep can be calm I won't be doing any magic tomorrow."

We're awaiting Mikel Arteta's news conference to start shortly. We should also be hearing from an Arsenal player, as well.

You'll be able to watch a live stream of that when it starts.

In the meantime, let's check out a bit more of what Carlo Ancelotti and Jude Bellingham had to say from a few moments ago.

At the Allianz Arena for Mikel Arteta’s news conference. He’ll give updates on team news and will be be able to tell us about Martin Odegaard’s fitness. The Arsenal captain was substituted during the defeat to Aston Villa but trained this morning.

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As Carlo Ancelotti said, it is easy to forget Jude Bellingham is only 20.

He handles questions with a maturity way beyond his years, talking about his move to Madrid, his switch of positions, his manager and, most notably, racism.

It is sad that he thinks the authorities are not doing enough to combat the problem and his fears nothing will change in that regard.

Bellingham has a powerful voice that he clearly feels comfortable using, although he, like most of us, presumably wishes it wasn't necessary.

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Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, on a dip in his goals and assists following a blistering start to the season: "The main thing that killed my rhythm was the injury against Girona, when you can still feel odd bits of pain.

"That has definitely affected my rhythm, at the start of the season I was playing every game, now there are things I have to tweak, there are things I don't mind doing. I am happy to take criticism on the chin, it is how you respond."

The live stream of the Real Madrid news conference has finished but we still have some answers to questions from Carlo Ancelotti and Jude Bellingham to bring you.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, is asked again about Jude Bellingham: "Bellingham is really good, a modern player with a lot of strong physicality. For the future of Real Madrid, he will be one of the most important players. Sometimes we forget he is only 20, he is a fantastic player."

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, on whether Madrid v City is now a 'modern classic' fixture: "There are many strong teams in Europe, fighting to win this competition. Games against City have always been spectacular. Tomorrow will be the same."

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti effortlessly switches from Spanish to English to answer a question from BBC Sport's Simon Stone about how good Jude Bellingham can become.

"He will be one of the most important players for the future. You forget how good is only 20," Ancelotti says.

You can watch the full news conference by clicking 'watch live' above.

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, on Erling Haaland: "If we are talking about individuals, Haaland is one of the most dangerous players City have. He didn't appear much in the first leg, but Haaland could be one of the best strikers in the world right now. He is always dangerous."

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, on whether City have given him sleepless nights: "No, nothing stops me from sleeping. The only thing that will stop me is if I eat too much tonight."

You can watch the full news conference by clicking 'watch live' above.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to a media conference ahead of facing Manchester City in their Champions League quarter-final second-leg tomorrow, speaking about Jude Bellingham and the difference he can make against City: "We don't have to evaluate what happened in the past. We have to evaluate bearing in mind what happened a week ago, and believe in what we are doing today.

"The last game was close, now anything can happen. We believe we have the necessary quality to create problems."

Jude Bellingham has exited stage left and it's Carlo Ancelotti's turn to answer questions from the journalists present.