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Match Highlights – Manchester City vs Barcelona
One moment and probable mistake by the referee gave Barcelona the break they needed, as Lionel Messi scored a penalty kick and later Dani Alves finished the job with the second goal to beat Manchester City away from home 2-0 which pretty much ends their knockout stage clash after the first 90 minutes.
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Where to Watch Manchester City vs Barcelona Live
The Champions League returns with a huge match in the knockout stage with Manchester City playing against Barcelona. If you don’t have or know where to watch this colossal match, we’re here to help. Manchester City are in this stage for the first time in team history. They’re currently third in the Premier League but […]
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Champions League – Leverkusen vs PSG Predictions
It’s been a good season, especially in the Bundesliga, for Bayer Leverkusen so far. However, considering their results against big teams this season and the arrival of PSG to the Bayarena for the first leg of their Champions League knockout stage clash, they’re pretty big underdogs.
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Champions League – Manchester City vs Barcelona Predictions
The possible dawning of a new force on European football in Manchester City, while the optional sinking of another, in a weakening Barcelona side, beginning their knockout stage, two-leg clash at the Etihad Stadium, with two South American managers who have never faced off before on the sidelines.
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Champions League Round of 16 Draw
Two huge matches to draw the attention in the Champions League round of 16, as Arsenal were once again drawn to play against the title holders, Bayern Munich, who they were knocked out by last season, while Barcelona and Manchester City clashing should provide a very interesting matchup as well.
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Champions League – All 16 Teams in the Knockout Stage
Of the final 16 teams that made it out of the group stage in the 2013-2014 Champions League and into the knockout round, we have 4 teams from England (Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea, Manchester City), 4 from Germany (Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Schalke, Leverkusen), 3 teams from Spain (Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid), and 1 from France (PSG), 1 from Turkey (Galatasaray), 1 from Greece (Olympiacos), 1 from Russia (Zenit) and 1 from Italy (AC Milan).
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Champions League – Week 6 Results & Tables (Group E – H)
A very dramatic finish to the group of death, as Napoli beat Arsenal to finish as the third team with 12 points, but not by enough goals, as Borussia Dortmund beating Marseille with a very late goal that put them on top of the group. Milan barely made it through, joining a very dominant Barcelona […]
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UEFA Doesn’t Care About Anyone (Galatasaray vs Juventus)
To blame UEFA for everything will be an act of negligence by Juventus, who simply looked awful in the continuation of their crucial group stage match in Istanbul against Galatasaray. But besides their own mistakes, the pitch should never have been played on, and the weather, still snowing, hailing and raining, would have delayed the match to a different time if a normal organization was running things.
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Champions League – Week 6 Predictions (Groups E – H)
The day actually begins early with the remaining minutes from the Galatasaray and Juventus match which determines who joins Real Madrid in the next stage. The other focal point of the final group stage matchday this season will be in the group of death, as Arsenal travel to play against Napoli while the injured team of Dortmund face Marseille in France.
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Champions League – 8 Qualified Teams, 8 Spots Still Open
After each team has played 5 matches in the Champions League group stage, the knockout stage is 50% full, as eight teams have already completed the job of qualifying to the round of 16, while another eight have to go though the drama of the final midweek round in the competition to see if they’ve made it, dropped to the Europa League or seeing an end to their European season altogether.