Champions League quarter-final draw in full
The last eight of the UEFA Champions League has been decided with the quarter-final draw confirmed.
Arsenal and Liverpool are the Premier League representatives in the quarter-finals after a humbling last 16 saw four English teams exit the competition.
The Gunners have reached a third consecutive quarter-final and will face Sporting Lisbon. The Portuguese side have reached this stage for the first time since 1983 after an incredible comeback win against Bodo/Glimt. Having lost 3-0 in Norway in the first leg, Sporting recovered to win 5-3 on aggregate after extra-time.
Liverpool will take on Paris Saint-Germain in a rematch of last season’s last-16 tie. The Reds lost on penalties to eventual winners PSG, after a 1-1 aggregate draw. PSG thrashed Chelsea 8-2 over two legs in this season’s last 16.
Atletico Madrid face Barcelona in a clash between the two La Liga giants. Atletico can take encouragement from their recent Copa del Rey elimination of Barcelona over two legs.
There’s also a giant match-up between European royalty, as Real Madrid and Bayern Munich collide.
Champions League quarter-final draw in full:
- Real Madrid vs Barcelona
- Sporting Lisbon vs Arsenal
- Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid
- PSG vs Liverpool
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