The league leaders in England and Spain are set to go head-to-head in the semi-finals of the Champions League, as Manchester City prepare to welcome Real Madrid to Etihad Stadium.
Tuesday’s first leg will see the two star-studded sides aim to put themselves in a strong position to reach the final in Paris next month, before the return match, in Madrid on 4 May.
Both City manager Pep Guardiola and Real’s Carlo Ancelotti will have selection headaches to consider – and the task of choosing a mixed XI is certainly no easy feat.
We asked you to pick a combined XI and below you can see the side you selected. Manchester City’s Kevin de Bruyne was the most-picked player, featuring in 98% of sides, with Real Madrid centre forward Karim Benzema not far behind on 96%.
In goal, you chose City’s Ederson (70%), with three of his team-mates in defence – Ruben Dias (88%), Joao Cancelo (79%) and Kyle Walker (53%) with the other defender being Real’s David Alaba (65%).
It is a massively-attacking line-up you picked with Luka Modric (79%) and Bernardo Silva (36%) alongside De Bruyne, while either side of Benzema up front is Phil Foden (58%) and Vinicius Jr (56%).
If we were to have nine substitutes, they would be Thibaut Courtois (30%), Marcelo (14%), Dani Carvajal (16%), Aymeric Laporte (35%), Rodri (24%), Casemiro (26%), Toni Kroos (26%), Riyad Mahrez (34%) and Raheem Sterling (28%).
You can still choose your combined XI below and don’t forget to share it on social media using #bbcfootball.
