Arsenal vs Real Madrid Head to Head Record: Stats, History & Latest Results In Champions League
Real Madrid host Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium for the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final. The Gunners claimed an impressive 3-0 victory over Real Madrid in the first leg. The North London side, often seen as underachievers on the biggest European stage, are favourites to progress to the semis after their dominat victory in the first leg. But Real Madrid always up their game on the biggest European stage, having won a record 15 UEFA Champions League titles.
It promises to be a blockbuster encounter as both teams will give it their all in this decisive match. Mikel Arteta’s men booked their place in the final eight with a stunning 9-3 aggregate win over PSV Eindhoven. On the other hand, Real Madrid had to fight tooth and nail to get past city rivals Atletico Madrid, eventually progressing after a dramatic penalty shootout.
🔜🏟️🤍 The Bernabéu, again.
— Real Madrid C.F. 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@realmadriden) April 14, 2025
Previous meetings: 3
Arsenal wins: 2
Draws: 1
Real Madrid wins: 0
Arsenal have never lost a match against Real Madrid. But the two teams have only met 3 times. Their only previous competitive encounters came in the 2005-06 UEFA Champions League Round of 16, where the Gunners secured a historic 1-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu thanks to a stunning solo goal from Thierry Henry, before holding Real Madrid to a goalless draw to advance to the quarter-finals.
🗓 #OnThisDay in 2006…
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) February 21, 2021
👑 The King did 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 – and made us the first English side to beat Real Madrid in the Spanish capital 😍 pic.twitter.com/aAkloI4q0W
| Home Team | Away Team | Date | Scoreline | Competition |
| Arsenal | Real Madrid | Apr 08, 2025 | Arsenal 3-0 Real Madrid | Champions League Quarter-Final First Leg |
| Arsenal | Real Madrid | Mar 08, 2006 | Arsenal 0-0 Real Madrid | Champions League Last 16 Second Leg |
| Real Madrid | Arsenal | Feb 21, 2006 | Real Madrid 0-1 Arsenal | Champions League Last 16 First Leg |
So much quality ⭐️
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) April 14, 2025
The team lineups from our win over Real Madrid back in 2006 🔢 pic.twitter.com/b0CYAeFxaV
Arsenal could be without up to eight players for their crucial trip to Madrid on Wednesday. Gabriel Jesus, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Kai Havertz, Riccardo Calafiori, Jorginho, and Gabriel are all ruled out through injury, while Thomas Partey and Ben White remain doubtful and will be assessed ahead of kickoff. However, manager Mikel Arteta has some positive news as Raheem Sterling will be available for this match after he missed the first-leg through suspension.
Real Madrid’s injury list includes Ferland Mendy, Dani Carvajal, Eder Militao, and goalkeeper Andriy Lunin, all of whom are expected to miss this clash. Real Madrid will also be without influential midfielder Eduardo Camavinga for the second leg, as the midfielder serves a suspension following his red card at the Emirates. Notably, Camavinga scored the only goal of the game on Sunday as Real secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Alaves.
On a positive note, midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni returns from suspension while former Arsenal midfielder Dani Ceballos also made his comeback from injury in the weekend win over Alaves.
Odds via BetMGM.
| Teams | Moneyline | Total Goals |
| Arsenal | Win: +375 Draw: +300 | Over 2.5: -182 Under 2.5: +145 |
| Real Madrid | Win: -155 Draw: +300 | Over 3.5: +143 Under 3.5: -180 |
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