Champions League fixtures

European glory in 2021-22 will almost be within reach for those that make it through to the Champions League semi-finals, with tickets to a Paris showpiece ...

The winners of Chelsea’s clash with Real Madrid will face either Manchester City or Atletico Madrid in the last four, while the other side of the draw will see Liverpool or Benfica take on the victors of Bayern Munich’s clash with Villarreal. For those in the United States, the cream of the European crop can be caught in action on CBS in English and Univision in Spanish. The first legs of the 2021-22 Champions League semi-finals will take place on April 26 and 27, with opportunities presented there in which to put one foot into the final.

Manchester City and Liverpool will temporarily put the Premier League title race to one side, while Chelsea need to bounce back after a humbling defeat to ...

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Europe's premier football club competition is in the quarterfinal stage and there are some interesting fixtures to look forward to over the two legs.

Elsewhere, Spanish side Villareal (who are in the quarterfinals for the first time since 2009) have a mammoth task of trying to knock over the giant that is Bayern. They will be quietly confident after trouncing Italy’s Juventus 3-0 on aggregate to reach this stage. However, they will equally be wary of the Germans who steamrolled Austria’s RB Salzburg 7-1 over two legs to reach this stage. Real Madrid face Chelsea in the quarterfinal playoffs. Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel, speaking in the aftermath of that stinging loss to Brentford, stated that his side would not dwell on it. We’ll have to improve and be better in the good things we did two weeks ago. Real Madrid face Chelsea in the quarterfinal playoffs.

North London rivals Tottenham, Manchester United and West Ham are all within a shout of getting into the top four, with Champions League qualification up for ...

Manchester United’s run of games to come are similar, with games against Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea all presenting potential problems. Of their seven games left, they face Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City and while they still have a chance, it may be a slim one at that. They still have the advantage over sides around them, with a game in hand that could give them a much-needed three points.

Manchester City's fifth successive UEFA Champions League quarter-final pits them against Atlético de Madrid, who ousted the English club's local rivals in the ...