Arsenal and Manchester City are involved in the Champions League quarter-finals, where they will take on European heavyweights Bayern Munich and Real Madrid respectivelyThe Champions League is back – and it’s beginning to get serious, with the quarter-finals kicking off this week.
Arsenal and Manchester City will be flying the flag for England in the last eight and both face tough tests.
The Gunners host Bayern Munich on Tuesday night, while City are in Spain to play Real Madrid in their first leg.
There is the prospect of an all-English semi-final, with Arsenal and City on the same side of the draw.
The other two ties on Wednesday will see Paris Saint-Germain host Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund take on Atletico Madrid in the Spanish capital.
Arsenal and Manchester City are involved in the Champions League quarter-finals, where they will take on European heavyweights Bayern Munich and Real Madrid respectively
The Champions League is back – and it’s beginning to get serious, with the quarter-finals kicking off this week.
Arsenal and Manchester City will be flying the flag for England in the last eight and both face tough tests. The Gunners host Bayern Munich on Tuesday night, while City are in Spain to play Real Madrid in their first leg.
Both are in good form and come into the ties on the back of important wins which kept their hopes of winning the Premier League alive. City beat Crystal Palace 4-2 at Selhurst Park, with Kevin De Bruyne playing a starring role with two goals and an assist, while Arsenal produced a very impressive performance to thrash Brighton 3-0.
There is the prospect of an all-English semi-final, with Arsenal and City on the same side of the draw. The other two ties on Wednesday will see Paris Saint-Germain host Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund take on Atletico Madrid in the Spanish capital.
There is plenty to look forward to, so please allow Mirror Football to get you in the mood by producing the definitive and unquestionable ranking of the remaining sides. If you disagree, you’re wrong, but you can voice your dissent in the comments section below.
