Watch Manchester City take on Real Madrid at UAE's first drive-through live screening

Limited spaces available for event that is strictly invitation only

City players celebrate after Jesus levels the scores against Real Madrid in February. City won the match 2-1. EPA

Referee Daniele Orsato shows Sergio Ramos the red card dafter his foul on Jesus. Getty

Real Madrid's Isco celebrates scoring their goal with Vinicius Junior and Sergio Ramos. Reuters

Manchester City's Raheem Sterling is fouled by Real Madrid's Dani Carvajal resulting in a penalty. Reuters

Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne scores from the penalty spot. Reuters

City's Gabriel Jesus celebrates scoring their first goal with Riyad Mahrez and teammates. Reuters

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak (second left) and other officials applaud after the final whistle. PA

City players celebrate at the end of the first leg and a famous win. EPA

Real Madrid's Carlos Casemiro, Gareth Bale and Dani Carvajal at the end of the first leg. EPA

Real Madrid's Welsh forward Gareth Bale looks downcast after Manchester City's second goal. AFP

Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos brings down Manchester City's Gabriel Jesus and is sent off for a professional foul. PA

All eyes will be on Manchester City as they take on Real Madrid in a mouth-watering Champions League clash this weekend.

And fans in the UAE have the opportunity to enjoy the first ever drive-through live screening of a game in the country when Pep Guardiola's City host Zinedine Zidane's Real at the Etihad on Friday.

The match begins at 11pm UAE time and fans can register now with limited spaces available. The event is strictly by invitation only – those without an invite will not be allowed in.

Manchester City FC will make an announcement regarding the exact location of the drive-through closer to the game and to those who have secured a place.

For more information, and to register to be in with a chance of attending, click here.

Manchester City lead Real after they won the away leg of their last-16 tie 2-1, before Europe's elite club competition was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.