Antonio Rudiger could be banned for the Champions League quarter-final first leg clash between Arsenal and Real Madrid, according to reports. Rudiger is a key player in central defence for Carlo Ancelotti’s side,

Champions League continues through to the quarter-final stage. Real Madrid face Arsenal, while PSG meets English side Aston Villa. Bayern Munich dream of playing a home final, but will have to defeat Italian champions Inter Milan to advance to the semi-finals.

Real Madrid are worried that a suspension could be coming following a UEFA investigation into the conduct of their players.

Four of Real Madrid’s biggest stars face potential UEFA bans for “indecent conduct” ahead of their Champions League showdown with Arsenal on 8 April.Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty ImagesReal

Manchester City were again the highest-earning Premier League team in the Champions League, netting €110.4m. Arsenal’s return to the showpiece competition was worth €94m, while Manchester United, who failed to progress beyond the group stages last season, brought in €60.7m.

UEFA Technical Observer Gemma Grainger highlights how Arsenal's clever wide play and effective crossing earned a 3-0 victory over Real Madrid in the second leg of the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final.

There is only one English Premier League match and it pits one club trying to stay in the top four against a squad trying to spoil the fun, as Chelsea takes on Tottenham Hotspur in a London derby clash.

Real Madrid fear that at least one of their key players will be banned by the UEFA, as they await verdicts on Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius, Antonio Rudiger,