The iconic Santiago Bernabéu is bracing itself for another European night as Real Madrid, the ultimate kings of the Champions League, gear up to face a new contender in Stuttgart. The 15-time champions, fresh off their latest triumph, are setting their sights on an unprecedented 16th crown, while Stuttgart hopes to pull off what would be a seismic shock. 

Tuesday night marks the first-ever meeting between these two sides—David versus Goliath in every sense of the word.

Real Madrid—Europe’s most decorated club—are no stranger to these big nights. It’s not just about winning for them; it’s about making a statement. The last time they took the Champions League stage, they were lifting their 15th trophy after a clinical 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund in London. Now, they’re back, hungry for more, and Stuttgart is the first team standing in their way.

Stuttgart, on the other hand, are here to prove they belong. It’s a tough ask for the German side, who face not only a Real Madrid team packed with stars but also the intimidating atmosphere of the Bernabéu.

Madrid’s record against German teams is nothing short of spectacular—just one loss in their last 21 meetings. For Stuttgart, this is like climbing a mountain blindfolded. Still, football has its magic, and they’ll be hoping to channel some underdog spirit to pull off the unimaginable.

One name is on everyone’s lips—Kylian Mbappe. The French superstar, making his Champions League debut for Madrid, could well steal the show. With 48 goals in 73 Champions League games already under his belt, the stage seems perfectly set for Mbappe to shine under the Bernabéu lights. Imagine him racing down the wing, leaving defenders in his wake—it’s the stuff of nightmares for Stuttgart.

But it’s not all smooth sailing for Real. Injuries have piled up, with the likes of Jude Bellingham and Aurelien Tchouameni missing recent games. They’re back in training, but Ancelotti might have to gamble on their fitness.

For Stuttgart, they come into this match with some injury issues of their own. Promising youngster Justin Diehl is out, and regular starters Nikolas Nartey and Frans Kratzig are nursing injuries.

📈Real Madrid are riding a 13-game unbeaten run in the Champions League.

📈Los Blancos have scored two or more goals in their last three Champions League fixtures—expect fireworks.

📈Stuttgart will need to summon something extraordinary—Real Madrid have scored in every one of their last 13 Champions League games.

It’s hard to bet against Real Madrid in Europe, especially at home. Stuttgart are a capable side, but the Bernabéu, the history, and the star power of players like Mbappe and Vinicius Jnr will likely be too much for them. Expect goals, expect drama, but above all, expect Real Madrid to flex their Champions League muscles once again.

👉Bet 1: Real Madrid win | Code: B3VG79R
👉Bet 2: Over 1.5 | Code: B3VG7E3

✍️Predicted Final score: Real Madrid 3-1 Stuttgart.