FootballFever | What’s in store as Uefa Champions League kicks off again? The Uefa Champions League returns tonight with the remaining places at the final tournament in Lisbon up for grabs
The draw for the Uefa Champions League quarterfinals and semifinals was conducted in Nyon, Switzerland, on Friday. Picture: ReutersThe Uefa Champions League returns tonight with the remaining places at the final tournament in Lisbon up for grabs.
Tonight’ matches kick off at 9pm and they will be screened live on SuperSport channels SS3, SS5 and SS11It is nearly six months since officials in Lyon questioned the decision to allow the first leg to go ahead as Covid-19 cases surged in northern Italy. Lyon were a lowly seventh when the French season was brought to an early end. Their defeat on penalties to Paris Saint-Germain in last Friday’s League Cup final – their first competitive game since March – means they must win the Champions League to qualify for Europe next season.Percy Tau finds new home with RSC Anderlecht in Belgium
Madrid, in contrast, have been there and done that so many times, winning the competition four times in the past six years alonePep Guardiola’s City have already claimed one major European victory this year after the club’s successful appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which saw their two-year Champions League ban overturned.
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