Real had a star-studded team, Arsenal were reeling from injuries, but across both legs in 2006, Henry, Fabregas et al put on a masterclass.

Declan Rice became the first player in Champions League knockout stage history to score two direct free kicks.

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Since Mikel Arteta took over, the Emirates has begun to feel increasingly like home. Against Real Madrid, it felt like a fortress

It always takes something special to beat Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League. Declan Rice produced two special somethings in one of the best wins in Arsenal history, scoring two magnificent free kicks in the Gunners' 3-0 win over Los Blancos.