The reason why the quarterfinals matchups haven’t been finalized is that there are four second-leg games left to be played in round-of-16. However, as these remaining games will be played shortly before the next stage, UEFA decided to go on with the draw as it is.

The first matchup will see the winner of Real Madrid vs. Manchester City (1-2) play against the winner of Juventus vs. Lyon (0-1) while the winners of Napoli vs. Barcelona (1-1) and Chelsea vs. Bayern Munich (0-3) will meet in the second matchup.

The rest of the quarterfinals pairs are made from teams that have secured their place in the next phase of the competition. RB Leipzig will play against Atletico Madrid while Atlanta will face Paris Saint-Germain.

UEFA previously decided that the remaining round-of-16 matches will be played at the previously scheduled locations on August 7th and August 8th. Then, all the teams will head to Lisbon, where they’ll play quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals.

The remaining stages of Champions League are scheduled to take place from August 12th to August 19th and will include single-elimination games.

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Since the round-of-16 part of the competition was already underway when the season was suspended, UEFA’s plan mandates that the remaining duels of this phase will be completed as originally scheduled. The winners, alongside the teams that already clinched the spot in the quarterfinals, will then head to Lisbon in early August.

The tournament in Lisbon will be consisted out of single-elimination games, with quarterfinals being scheduled from August 12^th to August 15^th. Semifinals will take place on August 18^th and August 19^th, while the UEFA Champions League Finals are set for August 23rd.

The list of clubs that already secured their place in the quarterfinals includes Paris Saint-Germain, Atalanta, Atletico Madrid, and RB Leipzig.

In the remaining four duels, teams played one game apiece and need to pay rematches. Real Madrid and Manchester City played 1-2 in Spain while Chelsea suffered a heavy 3-0 loss to Bayern Munich at Stamford Bridge. Barcelona and Napoli played 1-1 in Italy, and Juventus will have to overcome 1-0 loss to Lyon at home.

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Los Blancos were relentless in their demolition of a Galatasaray side that looked hapless against the 13-time Champions League winners. Real Madrid scored its first goal when 18-year-old Rodrygo scored in the 4th minute of the match, and they didn’t take their feet off of the gas.

Rodrygo scored again in the 7th minute on a header, recording a brace in the first several minutes of the match. Sergio Ramos extended Real Madrid’s lead to 3-0 only 7 minutes later after a penalty, and Madrid pushed its lead to 4-0 just before halftime after Karim Benzema found the net.

Los Blancos continued to suffocate Galatasaray in the second half, barely allowing the Turkish team to create any dangerous chances. Benzema scored his second goal of the night in the 81st minute, and then Rodrygo scored again during extra time to give himself a historic hat trick and to push the score to its 6-0 final.

Real Madrid now finds itself in second place in Group A with 7 points. They appear to be a good bet to advance to the knockout stage of the competition along with first-place Paris St. Germain.

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Inter took an early 0-1 lead after a surprising Lautaro Martinez goal in only the third minute of the game. The 22-year-old Argentinian forward scored an early goal after beating defender Clement Lenglet and keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen to make the Cules nervous early.

The Italian side played a brilliant first half, creating a multitude of goal-scoring opportunities and keeping Barcelona from threatening, largely. Unfortunately for them, they were unable to pad their lead before things changed in the second half.

Luis Suarez drew Barcelona level after scoring a brilliant volleyed goal in the 58th minute. A pass from Arturo Vidal went to the Uruguayan striker, who buried a strong shot in the corner of the net.

Suarez wasn’t done, however. Leo Messi opened up play in the 84th minute, breaking down Inter’s defense and getting past several defenders to find an open Suarez in the box, who scored yet again to give Barcelona a lead that they wouldn’t relinquish.

The win gives Barcelona four points in Group F, enough to tie them with Borussia Dortmund, and a shot of needed confidence after a slow start to the year.

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The reason why the quarterfinals matchups haven’t been finalized is that there are four second-leg games left to be played in round-of-16. However, as these remaining games will be played shortly before the next stage, UEFA decided to go on with the draw as it is.

The first matchup will see the winner of Real Madrid vs. Manchester City (1-2) play against the winner of Juventus vs. Lyon (0-1) while the winners of Napoli vs. Barcelona (1-1) and Chelsea vs. Bayern Munich (0-3) will meet in the second matchup.

The rest of the quarterfinals pairs are made from teams that have secured their place in the next phase of the competition. RB Leipzig will play against Atletico Madrid while Atlanta will face Paris Saint-Germain.

UEFA previously decided that the remaining round-of-16 matches will be played at the previously scheduled locations on August 7th and August 8th. Then, all the teams will head to Lisbon, where they’ll play quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals.

The remaining stages of Champions League are scheduled to take place from August 12th to August 19th and will include single-elimination games.

The post UEFA Champions League Announces Quarterfinals Draw appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

Since the round-of-16 part of the competition was already underway when the season was suspended, UEFA’s plan mandates that the remaining duels of this phase will be completed as originally scheduled. The winners, alongside the teams that already clinched the spot in the quarterfinals, will then head to Lisbon in early August.

The tournament in Lisbon will be consisted out of single-elimination games, with quarterfinals being scheduled from August 12^th to August 15^th. Semifinals will take place on August 18^th and August 19^th, while the UEFA Champions League Finals are set for August 23rd.

The list of clubs that already secured their place in the quarterfinals includes Paris Saint-Germain, Atalanta, Atletico Madrid, and RB Leipzig.

In the remaining four duels, teams played one game apiece and need to pay rematches. Real Madrid and Manchester City played 1-2 in Spain while Chelsea suffered a heavy 3-0 loss to Bayern Munich at Stamford Bridge. Barcelona and Napoli played 1-1 in Italy, and Juventus will have to overcome 1-0 loss to Lyon at home.

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Los Blancos were relentless in their demolition of a Galatasaray side that looked hapless against the 13-time Champions League winners. Real Madrid scored its first goal when 18-year-old Rodrygo scored in the 4th minute of the match, and they didn’t take their feet off of the gas.

Rodrygo scored again in the 7th minute on a header, recording a brace in the first several minutes of the match. Sergio Ramos extended Real Madrid’s lead to 3-0 only 7 minutes later after a penalty, and Madrid pushed its lead to 4-0 just before halftime after Karim Benzema found the net.

Los Blancos continued to suffocate Galatasaray in the second half, barely allowing the Turkish team to create any dangerous chances. Benzema scored his second goal of the night in the 81st minute, and then Rodrygo scored again during extra time to give himself a historic hat trick and to push the score to its 6-0 final.

Real Madrid now finds itself in second place in Group A with 7 points. They appear to be a good bet to advance to the knockout stage of the competition along with first-place Paris St. Germain.

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Inter took an early 0-1 lead after a surprising Lautaro Martinez goal in only the third minute of the game. The 22-year-old Argentinian forward scored an early goal after beating defender Clement Lenglet and keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen to make the Cules nervous early.

The Italian side played a brilliant first half, creating a multitude of goal-scoring opportunities and keeping Barcelona from threatening, largely. Unfortunately for them, they were unable to pad their lead before things changed in the second half.

Luis Suarez drew Barcelona level after scoring a brilliant volleyed goal in the 58th minute. A pass from Arturo Vidal went to the Uruguayan striker, who buried a strong shot in the corner of the net.

Suarez wasn’t done, however. Leo Messi opened up play in the 84th minute, breaking down Inter’s defense and getting past several defenders to find an open Suarez in the box, who scored yet again to give Barcelona a lead that they wouldn’t relinquish.

The win gives Barcelona four points in Group F, enough to tie them with Borussia Dortmund, and a shot of needed confidence after a slow start to the year.

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