Sevilla, Atlético and Real Madrid need a victory in Champions League

Borussia Monchengladbach - FC Sevilla

Sevilla must win if it wants to continue in the UEFA Champions League. The Andalusian team has shown two sides during this course, since has deployed at home its best version, beating teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona, but away is still to meet its best and has not yet managed to win as visitor. The Champions League will demand the best face of Sevilla at home to fight for a spot in the next round of the competition.

.@UnaiEmery_: "The players are lively and are up for it" #UCL #BMGvSFC pic.twitter.com/MKGQbqEeF8

— Sevilla FC (@SevillaFC_ENG) November 24, 2015

Atlético de Madrid - Galatasaray SK

Atletico Madrid takes on Galatasaray at the Calderon with the aim to get three points that allow them to keep the pressing to Benfica. A draw would serve to the "Rojiblancos" to access the next round. One of the motivation for Simeone´s team is the last victory against Betis, which put them in second place of Liga BBVA. Another impulse is the return of Juanfran, back in the team after two weeks without playing.

.@Simeone: "@GalatasaraySK has players with hierarchy and never give up." #AtletiGalatasaray #UCL #GoAtleti pic.twitter.com/NVjXc10bhD

— Atleti English (@atletienglish) November 24, 2015

Shakhtar Donetsk - Real Madrid

Real Madrid is forced to get up and react after two consecutive defeats against Sevilla and Barcelona and regain the self-esteem in the UEFA Champions League, a competition in which has the opportunity to certify the access to the knockout stage as group leader in its visit to Lviv against a Shakhtar Donetsk with needs. With 10 points and Group A leader, Benitez's team has a chance to certify its pass to the knockout round.

Benítez: "We're hurting and eager to bounce back." READ: https://t.co/P0mE79BIMs #RMUCL #HalaMadrid pic.twitter.com/JFh5GUgOo6

— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadriden) November 24, 2015