Champions League fixtures tonight 16/04
The second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals gets underway tonight with Barcelona facing PSG and Borussia Dortmund at home against Atlético Madrid.
| Champions League fixtures today | Kick-off | Aggregate score | Where to watch? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona vs Paris Saint Germain | 20:00 | (Agg 3-2) | TNT Sports |
| Borussia Dortmund vs Atlético Madrid | 20:00 | (Agg 1-2) | TNT Sports |
Barcelona will be without Andreas Christensen and Sergio Roberto who are both suspended.
PSG right-back Achraf Hakimi could return after being suspended from the first leg.
Barcelona vs PSG 2nd leg
The second leg kicks off tonight at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Spain where PSG will be looking to overturn a 1-goal deficit. Barcelona have only a slim lead, and either side can realistically qualify for the semi-finals.
Five-time winners Barcelona are aiming to reach the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in five years.
“We’re not a team that will sit on our lead, we want to take the ball off PSG and win the game,” said manager Xavi.
“It’s the Champions League, it’s Paris, and a game in which no one will be holding back.”
Barcelona will be without Andreas Christensen and Sergio Roberto who are both suspended.
PSG right-back Achraf Hakimi could return after being suspended from the first leg.
Borussia Dortmund vs Atlético Madrid
Borussia Dortmund will welcome Atlético Madrid to SIGNAL IDUNA PARK in the second tie of their quarter-finals match where the German side will look to overturn their first-leg deficit.
The German hosts are bidding for a first Champions League semi-final in 11 years, while Atletico have not been there for seven years. Dortmund boss Edin Terzic hopes a sold-out Westfalenstadion crowd of 81,500 can make a difference.
“It’s unique. It’s regularly sold out and it has helped us countless times over the years,” he said.
“We need a good result against Atletico and we’re pretty sure our supporters want to make that happen and create a good atmosphere.
“So we want to pay them back.”