Real Madrid vs Tottenham - as it happened! Cristiano Ronaldo grabs equaliser after Raphael Varane own goal

Re-live all the action from the Santiago Bernabeu and from around the rest of Tuesday night's Champions League games

Santiago Bernabeu will play host to the pick of Tuesday night's games in the Champions League (Getty)

Tottenham Hotspur travel to the Spanish capital on Tuesday night to face two-time reigning European champions Real Madrid.

Mauricio Pochettino's side have been in great form away from home - and away from that Wembley Curse - winning their last seven competitive games on the road.

But their opponents at the Santiago Bernabeu will be unlike anything else they have faced in that run stretching back to 18 May.

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Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and co have been the supreme team in Europe for the past two years and looked all but unbeatable until a wobble at the start of this season.

They will be without Spurs old boy Gareth Bale, but no matter: coach Zinedine Zidane can call on the likes of Isco and Marco Asensio in his place, such is their strength in depth.

Here’s everything you need to know about Tuesday night’s game:

What time does it start?

The game kicks off at 7.45pm (BST) at the Santiago Bernabeu on Tuesday 17 October.

Where can I watch it?

BT Sport 2 will be broadcasting the game. Alternatively, return to this page for updates from out live blog.

It’s a big game for…

The Englishman has been linked with a move to Real Madrid (Getty)

Harry Kane. The England forward has been front page news in Spain for two days running, with many tipping him to be a galactico of the future. Mauricio Pochettino is clearly keen for that not to happen and has instead talked up the 24-year-old into becoming Tottenham’s very own Francesco Totti: the AS Roma stalwart who played every season of his career in the Italian capital. But with Real coach Zinedine Zidane describing Kane as a ‘complete player’ and a potential move to the Bernabeu hard to turn down for almost any player in world football, tonight could be the perfect chance for Kane to prove his credentials at the very highest level.

Player to watch…

The 25-year-old has grown into one of Real Madrid's most influential players (Getty)

Isco. The diminutive Spaniard may not be the household name of some of his teammates, but for the past 12 months or so he has been the beating heart of this Real Madrid side - the man who really makes them tick. Playing in a deep number 10 role, the 25-year-old is a magnet for the football and is often the one to play that defence-splitting pass or assist for an assist. Pochettino revealed this week that he tried to sign Isco in the summer of 2016 - just before his meteoric rise. It could really rub salt into the wounds if he plays a defining role against Spurs tonight.

Form…

Real Madrid: WWWWL

Tottenham: WWWWW

Odds…

Real Madrid: 4/9

Draw: 15/4

Tottenham: 6/1

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90' ​- Heung-min Son replaces Moussa Sissoko.

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90' - Marcelo shoots from distance but his effort is blocked behind for a corner.

There will be three additional minutes at the end of the match.

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Full-time - Real Madrid 1-1 Tottenham

The final whistle goes and Spurs will return to North London with a point after a fine performance at the Bernabeu.

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Harry Kane happy with a point

"I thought we played well. We made it tough for them. This man (Hugo Lloris) pulled off some unbelievable saves.

"A point at the Bernabeu shows how far we've come as a team."

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Full-time scores

• ​APOEL 1-1 Borussia Dortmund
• Feyenoord 1-2 Shakhtar
• Manchester City 2-1 Napoli
• Maribor 0-7 Liverpool
• Monaco 1-2 Besiktas
• Leipzig 3-2 Porto
• Real Madrid 1-1 Tottenham
• Spartak Moscow 5-1 Sevilla

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John Stones reacts to Man City's 2-1 win over Napoli

"We knew they played patient football and had attacking threat. We knew it would be tough but we wanted to play our football. At times it was great to watch. I am upset to concede the goal we did but overall a great team performance.

"We have put ourselves in a good position. There are a lot of games to play still. This was a good test to see where we are at."

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Mo Salah reacts to Liverpool's 7-0 win over Maribor

"I think it was a great game, we did good, it was an important result for us and we have to keep looking forward.

"The team did good, we had a good result and that is the most important thing. I'm very happy, now we have to concentrate on improving the results in the Premier League and keep on moving forward.

"We had bad luck in the last three or four games. Everyone was confident a good result was coming."

​Quotes from BT Sport