Benfica manager Jose Mourinho says Real Madrid will be "wounded and dangerous" because of their dramatic defeat against his side in the Champions League last month as the sides prepare to meet again in the competition.

Benfica sealed their spot in the play-offs with an incredible 4-2 victory against Madrid in the final match of the league phase, with goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin scoring a 98th-minute header.

The defeat in Lisbon dropped the Spanish club, who have won the Champions League 15 times, from third to ninth and out of the automatic qualification spots.

"They are wounded. And a wounded king is dangerous," said former Madrid coach Mourinho.

"We will play the first leg with our heads, ambition and confidence. We know what we did to the kings of the Champions League."

The Portuguese side looked to be heading out of the competition on goals scored, despite leading Madrid 3-2 with seconds remaining.

But Benfica were awarded a free-kick against nine-man Real, who had Raul Asencio and Rodrygo sent off in added time, and Ukraine goalkeeper Trubin headed past opposite number Thibaut Courtois.

Mourinho said the tie will be "very demanding, without a doubt".

He added: "Trubin won't be in the attack at the Luz stadium. I'm very used to these kinds of ties.

"I've been doing it all my life. People often think you need a certain result in the first leg for this or that reason. I say there is no definitive result."

The victory last month was Mourinho's first over his former club and meant Benfica reached the knockout stages despite losing their first four games in the league phase.

Real, meanwhile, are top of the La Liga table, two points clear of rivals Barcelona in second place. (BBC)