Tuesday Group stageReal Madrid vs Man City 20:45 SS3Dinamo Zagreb vs FC Porto PSG vs Dynamo KyivDortmund vs Ajax 20:45 SS5Montpellier vs Arsenal Málaga vs Zenit St PetersburgAC Milan vs Anderlecht 20:45 SS6Olympiacos vs Schalke 04MADRID – Upstart nouveau riche Manchester City will attempt to rattle aristocratic nine-times winners Real Madrid when they play their Champions League Group D opener at Real’s Bernabeu stadium on Tuesday.Bankrolled by Abu Dhabi owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, City have splashed more cash on players than even big-spending Real over the past four seasons and made their debut in Europe’s elite club competition last term.The Premier League champions forked out 442 million euros to snare the likes of Sergio Aguero, David Silva and Mario Balotelli, the most of any European club, according to the latest Prime Time Sport Transfer Review published this month.Real, chasing a 10th continental crown, were the second-highest spenders, splurging 428 million on players including Cristiano Ronaldo -- a transfer record at 94 million -- Kaka, Karim Benzema and, most recently, Luka Modric.Real’s bitter Spanish rivals Barcelona came in a distant third with an outlay of 278 million."It’s clear that we don’t have the history like Real Madrid but I think that Manchester City have won some trophies and we want to win now -- and for the next 10 years,” City manager Roberto Mancini was quoted as saying by Sky Sports on Sunday."Manchester City will be a top team like Real but they have a big history and that’s the difference,” added the Italian.Toughest groupCity and Real have been drawn in what looks to be the toughest group in this season’s edition with Borussia Dortmund and Ajax, the German and Dutch champions respectively and both former winners.The current champions of England and Spain are meeting for the first time and Real made it to the last four last term, while City failed to progress beyond the group stage.The match at the Bernabeu pits Mancini against the man who replaced him at Inter Milan, Real coach Jose Mourinho.The pair have locked horns before when Mourinho’s Porto side beat Mancini’s Lazio outfit 4-1 on aggregate in the semi-finals of the 2002-03 UEFA Cup.Real come into the match after some poor displays in La Liga and they have taken only four points from their opening four games to slip eight points behind Barca. City, fourth in the Premier League following Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Stoke City.