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AS Roma vs Real Madrid Preview: How to Watch, Live Stream, Kick Off Time & Team News In a battle between two of the most historic clubs in European football, ?Real Madrid take on AS Roma in a clash with major consequences over which side finishes top in Group G of the Champions League. Los Blancos find themselves level on nine points with their Italian counterparts heading into their meeting, with top spot firmly up for grabs. With a humiliating weekend loss to Eibar fresh in the memory of last season’s Champions League winners, Roma may well fancy causing another upset and adding to Madrid’s recent misery. With all this in mind, check out 90min’s preview for Tuesday’s game below. How to Watch ? ?When Is Kick Off? Tuesday 27 November? What Time Is Kick Off?? 20:00 (GMT)? Where Is it Played?? Stadio Olimpico? TV Channel/Live Stream?? BT Sport ESPN? Referee?? Clement Turpin? Team News ? After a 1-0 defeat to Udinese, manager Eusebio di Francesco will have to contend with two fresh injury blows after both Lorenzo Pellegrini and goalkeeper Robin Olsen picked up knocks and remain doubtful for Tuesday night. With the iconic Daniele De Rossi and the influential Diego Perotti and Javier Pastore already ruled out for I Giallorossi, Roma head into the game severely weakened. However, the expected return of Greek centre-back Kostas Manolas will be a welcome boost for the home side. The visitors have also had their fair share of misfortune over injuries recently with Brazilian Casemiro ruled out for three weeks and teammate Nacho Fernandez suffering a knee ligament injury. Right-back Dani Carvajal returned from a two month lay-off to come off the bench against Eibar and is in line to start against Roma. Head to Head Record ? The two European giants have become familiar foes in recent years, with all 11 of their previous Champions League meetings coming from September 2001 onwards. Los Blancos have won seven of those, including a 3-0 victory in the reverse fixture this season thanks to goals from Isco, ?Gareth Bale and Mariano Diaz. Roma’s last victory in this clash came in the last 16 of the 2007/2008 campaign when they won both legs 2-1, before getting knocked out to eventual winners Manchester United at the quarter-finals stage. Recent Form ? The Giallorossi’s form has been incredibly mixed in recent weeks with a resounding 4-1 win over Sampdoria followed by a disappointing defeat to relegation threatened Udinese. In the Champions League however, Di Francesco’s side have fared better. After falling to Madrid on the opening matchday at the Santiago Bernabeu, Roma have rattled off three successive victories including an impressive 5-0 win over Viktoria Plzen. Like the home side, Madrid come into Wednesday’s game on the back of a surprising defeat. The loss to Eibar marked Solari’s first defeat at the club after opening his managerial reign with four consecutive wins. The result leaves Madrid five points off arch-rivals ?Barcelona, and find themselves out of the