With the second day of the last-16 of the 2020 Champions League over, we now have all the quarterfinalists set. The qualified teams are now ready to head off to Portugal where they are going to finish their Champions League campaign and battle it out for the coveted trophy. Led by their captain and best
The first part of the last-16 2020 Champions League matches provides us with some bittersweet results. Two top clubs from Europe and certainly ones with the most trophies have been eliminated. Manchester City cruised to victory against Real Madrid, while Lyon surprisingly eliminated Juventus, one of the biggest contenders to the 2020 Champions League crown.
The second day of the 2020 Champions League last-16 matchups brings two more interesting fixtures. Both second legs are being played at the home team’s home stadium and the winner will get to travel to Portugal for the final tournament. Barcelona welcomes Napoli at Kamp Nou after a 1-1 draw in Italy. Both teams have
With the restart of European football comes the Champions League tournament. Held in Portugal for safety reasons and without fans, we are going to see the final outcome of the 2020 Champions League season. But before we get to the quarter-finals, there are still a few participants that have to be determined. The last-16 fixtures
The Champions League is finally making a comeback at the start of August. The draw was already determined and the venues are set. But due to the unexpected situation with the coronavirus that has stopped sports everywhere in the world, we are getting a much different Champions League than we are used to. The final
The Champions League brings the best club from the continent together to each year to determine the ultimate ruler of Europe. In such circumstances, memorable clashes are bound to happen. Whether there are bitter rivals colliding against one another, a stunning performance of 6+ goals, or an unexpected comeback. The UEFA Champions League has it
After the break caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, the Champions League is finally set to continue. But in order to do so there are going to be a number of changes implemented for the new format. The changes made are brought in order to ensure the safety of players and to successfully reconvene the 2020
Finally, we are in for some Champions League football as the competition will continue at the start of August. After an unexpected break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Champions League is set to resume in Portugal. Namely, Lisbon is going to be the host for the final tournament where the final stage of the
The Champions League is finally getting a comeback at the start of August! After the governing body of European Football confirmed that both the Champions League and the Europa League are going to go ahead, there were some talks about how they were going to do so. After confirming that the final tournament of the
UEFA finally reached the decision about the postponed last- 16-second leg matches. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, some of the Champions League and Europa League second leg fixtures were left unresolved. Additionally, there is the case of Inter vs Getafe and Seville vs Roma that haven’t even played their first games at all. The decision
