Sure, Real Madrid has dropped some points this season in Liga, which is why they're chasing Barcelona at the top of the table. But we frankly can't quite believe this price and the good fortune for the Champs League holders to get such a heavy price. Arsenal sure aren't doing much to impress, held 1-1 on the weekend at Everton, the offense moving slowly between first and second gears for much of the season, with injuries a factor. Bukao Saka has returned, however, and still not seeing much difference with Mikel Arteta's side. When Carlo Ancelotti's side finds the extra gear, Arsenal won't be able to keep pace, which Man City found out in the last round. Look for Vinicius & Kylian Mbappe to at some point open up the Gunners' defense. Arsenal is also not built to play from behind these days, of which Tuesday could provide a reminder at the Emirates. Play Real Madrid on Money Line