Injuries, concerns and suspensions have all made their mark on the teams battling it out in the semi-finals of the Champions League. These clubs won't be able count on several players in the second leg of the UCL.
The second leg of the Champions League semi-finals are just around the corner, and it's the last chance for Real Madrid, Man City, Inter Milan and AC Milan to take that crucial step towards lifting the trophy.
As we arrive at the end of the 2022/23 season, the teams make one last huge effort, which can leave some players unable to stay in the running.
Here, we bring you some of the notable absences from the second leg of the semi-final face-offs.
The Dutch player picked up a hamstring injury and will be out of play until the middle of May
The French midfielder suffered a sprained knee, pending a full diagnosis.
The Swiss defender has also been struggling with an injury and his progress will be monitored this week.
The Portuguese Milan star limped off the pitch in the Serie A game against Lazio and won't be back on the pitch until the end of May. He was seen at the first leg however, so perhaps it could be before.
The Algerian player was forced off with discomfort in the first leg against Inter and is still awaiting further diagnosis.
The midfielder also was suffering discomfort in his knee this week and it's unclear whether he will play in the second leg.
The 32 year old forward came off in the second half of the first leg and was struggling with muscle discomforts after the game.
The Serbian midfielder looks to be out for the Milan derby in the semi-finals, as it looks like he'll recover from his spinal fracture at the end of May