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Champions League 2024 Quarter Final Fixtures

First legs

Tuesday 9 April

• Arsenal vs Bayern (21:00 CET)
• Real Madrid vs Manchester City (21:00 CET)

Wednesday 10 April

• Atlético de Madrid vs Dortmund (21:00 CET)
• Paris vs Barcelona (21:00 CET)

Second legs

Tuesday 16 April

• Dortmund vs Atlético de Madrid (21:00 CET)
• Barcelona vs Paris (21:00 CET)

Wednesday 17 April

• Bayern vs Arsenal (21:00 CET)
• Manchester City vs Real Madrid (21:00CET)

About Champions League Quarter Final Tickets

History

The UEFA Champions League Quarter Final is the climax of European football, being enveloped in an aura of prestige and tradition. From its early days on, the cups were the field of play where world class footballing teams have fought for supremacy, displaying their best skill and stamina.

Quarter Final Winner List

Past Semi-Final participants like FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich which are among the champions of this level. Such teams have magnificently displayed their superior play many times, and as a result, they have etched their names into football history. Here are some statistics on the clubs with most wins in the final:

• 2023: Manchester City
• 2022: Real Madrid
• 2021: Chelsea
• 2020: Bayern Munich
• 2019: Liverpool
• 2018: Real Madrid
• 2017: Real Madrid
• 2016: Real Madrid
• 2015: Barcelona
• 2014: Real Madrid

Achievements and Champions

FC Barcelona is the highest Quarter Final title holder, while the clubs such as Liverpool FC are the competition legends, achieving consecutive wins and delivering drama and excitement.

Most titles:

• Bayern: 22
• Real Madrid: 20
• Barcelona: 19
• Man United: 14
• Chelsea: 12
• Juventus: 12

Consecutive Wins:

• Barcelona (2007/08–2019/20): 13
• Real Madrid (2010/11–2017/18): 8
• Bayern (2011/12–2017/18): 7
• Real Madrid (1997/98–2003/04): 7
• Man United (1996/97–2002/03): 7

Most Appearances:

• Lionel Messi (Barcelona): 23
• Thomas Müller (Bayern): 23
• Andrés Iniesta (Barcelona): 22
• Gerard Piqué (Man United, Barcelona): 22
• Cristiano Ronaldo (Man United, Real Madrid, Juventus): 22
• Sergio Busquets (Barcelona): 21
• Ryan Giggs (Man United): 21
• Manuel Neuer (Schalke, Bayern): 21
• Xavi Hernández (Barcelona): 21

Most Goals:

• Cristiano Ronaldo (Man United, Real Madrid, Juventus): 25
• Lionel Messi (Barcelona): 12
• Raúl González (Real Madrid, Schalke): 10
• Filippo Inzaghi (Juventus, AC Milan): 9
• Andriy Shevchenko (Dynamo Kyiv, AC Milan): 9

Unforgettable Moments

From last-minute goals to underdog victories, as the Quarter Final stage has experienced, the scene of unforgettable moments that have taken fans by surprise is something that is not new for fans.

2008/09: Liverpool 5-7 Chelsea:

Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanović scored in his fifth time in his back-to-back games, gave them a 3-1 win at Anfield and thus place them in the semi-finals. Nevertheless, Liverpool responded positively to the early goals from Fábio Aurélio and Xabi Alonso at Stamford Bridge with the first half-hour completed.

Although the two goals by Drogba and Alex were scored, they only managed to calm their nerves. With Lampard’s goal in minute 76, Liverpool was now in a position of having to get 3 more goals. Surprisingly, Lucas and Dirk Kuyt headed two beautiful goals and there was the possibility of Liverpool coming back in the game until Lampard scored again in the dying minutes of the game and named Chelsea as the champions.

2009/10: Bayern 4-4 Manchester United:

In the first leg at the Fubball Arena München, FC Bayern had to score goals late in the game by Ribéry and Olić to come back from a 0:1 goal by Rooney scored in the early minutes. Nevertheless, that lead was laid to rest in Manchester in just seven minutes with Darron Gibson and Nani making the score 2-1.

Nani's second goal 31st minute was a turning point of the game, which made it more difficult for Bayern. However, Bayern managed to rise up with an awesome comeback. Olić hit the target again two minutes later and Arjan Robben's spectacular volley in the 74th minute made the difference. On away goals, Bayern Munich won.

2013/14: Paris 3-3 Chelsea:

The French team was completely convinced they had grown up when they eventually managed to get a 3-1 lead in first leg against Mourinho's strong squad and Javier Pastore scoring in added time Still, the winning goal in the return leg played a pivotal role in the qualification.

Schürrle's goal made the Blues only one goal away from qualifying, and the decisive moment came in three minutes left when Azpilicueta's shot deflected into Demba Ba and he scored, triggering a wave of celebration at Stamford Bridge.

2018/19: Tottenham 4-4 Manchester City:

Heung-Min Son, who scored only one goal in the first leg, has made the second leg more thrilling and nerve shattering than expected. But reality turned out to be quite a different story. A cagey approach was the farthest thing from what happened in the second leg. To the amazement of everybody, the first 21 minutes of the match was marked by a record of the quickest five goals ever in Champions League games.

The lead flipped between both sides in this part of the game, with Sterling as well as Son scoring twice each. Agüero scored the fourth goal for Manchester City, but Llorente's goal gave Tottenham Hotspur a shaky lead. However, these poor footballers were able to hold on to this slight lead. Spurs enjoyed a momentary reprieve when the referee decided that Sterling’s late attempt was disallowed.

2019/20: Barcelona 2-8 Bayern:

The COVID-19 pandemic brought the changes in format of the knockout ties(last-eight) which then became the single-leged matches held at neutral venues. The match at Benfica's Stadium was one of the most surprising ones, and is still considered to be one of the most stunning results of the competition.

Scores from both sides in the opening first seven minutes of the game was the clear indication that the game will be a thriller. Nevertheless, Bayern Munich was in charge and was the main protagonist in the game. It was not until the 10th minute of the match in which Ivan Perišić, Serge Gnabry, and Thomas Müller scored that Barcelona had no idea of what was happening.

The Bavarians found the nets three times in the last eight minutes, with two of the goals scored by Philippe Coutinho, who was on loan from Barcelona, which was an open offense to their parent club.

Outstanding Players

The Quarter Final has witnessed the presence of a number of legendary football players who have managed to display their extraordinary talent in a bid to be crowned champions of European football. Here are some of the outstanding players who played well in the quarter finals of Champions League:

• Romelu Lukaku, who plays as a front-line striker for Inter, hasn't shown the same skills he has displayed in the past while playing for Inter. While these changes are still few and far between, there have been some positive developments. From the total of ten goals that Lukaku got for his club and state in this season, eight of them were scored since February 18. The goals were vital ones which had enabled Inter to reach the quarter-finals while Porto had been eliminated in the round of 16. In case Lukaku restores his link with Lautaro Martinez, then Inter's attack will become dangerous for the rest of the European competitors. On the other side, Lukaku may not be as strong as his reputation suggests but there are the indications that he will work out well for Inter fans.
• Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, nicknamed "Kvaradona," is the star winger in Naples and is making headlines with his exceptional skillset. The team's overall efficiency has been greatly enhanced this season, largely due to his impressive statistics of 14 goals and 16 assists in 31 appearances across all competitions. Kvaratskhelia is incredibly versatile in his gameplay, and he demonstrates self-confidence in terms of shots taken by him from different positions including the box as well as from outside the box. Also, he is outstanding in the air through his heading ability while in duels. His fast and versatile speed make him a very effective presence on the ball, allowing him to frequently take on defenders one-on-one. And so, with his vast skill set, no wonder he has being referred as one to the rising stars in the football. It wouldn’t be strange if the top clubs in Europe now look towards him during the next transfer window.
• Karim Benzema, champion of the 2021 Ballon d'Or, still is a key player of Real Madrid's bid to triumphantly defend the UEFA Champions League Trophy. Though his performance was not at its highest level in this season, the mastery of the game was evident during last year's competition. To highlight, in the PSG game, he scored back-to-back hat-tricks as well as three goals in a row against Man City, which brought him to a total of 15 goals. Benzema's recent hat-trick in the El Clasico against Barcelona underlined his habit to score in big games, which Chelsea should know before playing them in the quarter final. In a way that is highly surprising, Benzema's influence in the pitch is still very strong at his age, rendering him a major player to follow as Real Madrid pursue a continental success.

Leading Coaches

Hiding in every winning team is a visionary coach. Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp, and Zinedine Zidane are among the names who have succeeded in the Quarter Final with their tactical skill, leadership, and greatness. Here are some leading coaches in Champions League:

Pep Guardiola

• Clubs: Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Citizens Manchester.
• Win/Draw/Loss Record: 97 victories; 32 draws; 26 defeats.
• Win Percentage: 62.58%
• Trophies Won: 2009 (Nagpur), 2011 (Barcelona).

Pep Guardiola is not just a great manager whose success can be measured by his victory stats. Unlike any other manager in history, he had a number of achievements, especially when he was the club's manager in Barcelona. In his first year as a senior coach in 2009, Guardiola not only guided Barcelona to an epic Treble (a feat accomplished by a Spanish club for the first time), but he also introduced a style of play that would become known as 'tiqui-taca' and which left an indelible mark on football history. There were also more displays of exceptional brilliance in the 2011 season which helped him cement his place in the history forever.

Guardiola teams overcame various obstacles, the 2010 volcanic eruption and the missed chance in 2012, but their quality of football remains in many people's memory as a standard not seen so much before. The fact that he has not managed to repeat his success of 2011 in Europe since then does not diminish the fundamental role he played in the Champions League. While it is true that there were sometimes disappointments, any failure of his attempts only made a lasting impression on the development of the competition, which changed football on the highest possible level forever.

Zinedine Zidane

• Clubs: Real Madrid
• Win/Draw/Loss Record: 32 wins, 11 draws, 10 loses.
• Win Percentage: 60.37%
• Trophies Won:Within the next three years, that is, 2016, 2017, 2018.

Carlo Ancelotti and Zinedine Zidane have the personality of a kind of leadership associated with the achievement in football which is different. In the case of Ancelotti, it took 11 seasons to capture three Champions League trophies. Unlike Zidane, who triumphed in just two and a half seasons, making that achievement even more remarkable. While Zidane's teams may not flaunt extraordinary individual skills or entertaining play-style, his record of unprecedented victories alone is enough to explain his talent.

His three straight champions league wins, which were attained even within his first half of two seasons in the managerial role, serve as a clear indication of his natural winning spirit. Although the second time at Real Madrid did not produce as spectacular results, his fantastic first spell leaves him on the top of the managerial chart in the eyes of many football fans. Zinedine Zidane: A Natural Born Winner.

Carlo Ancelotti

• Clubs: Parma, Juve, Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Napoli, Real Madrid
• Win/Draw/Loss Record: 105 wins, 40 ties, 41 defeats
• Win Percentage: 56.45%
• Trophies Won: Milan 2003, 2007, 2014, Real Madrid 2022.

Welcoming and beloved by all, Carlo Ancelotti, nicknamed Uncle Carlo, took Jose Mourinho's achievements a step further, by winning the all-important "La Decima" in 2014. The success of the 1980s was again possible due to the fact that the team was able to match Bob Paisley's record of three European Cup/Champions League titles. Nevertheless, in the next season, Ancelotti outperformed himself by winning this trophy for the fourth time becoming the first manager to perform this feat.

Legends are often born when the first-time players come to play, like in Real Madrid where he led Milan to two Champions League titles. However, in 2004 and 2005 near misses due to unanticipated setbacks made him lose his reputation, but after the successes, he has been recognized as the greatest manager in the history of the Champions League.

Champions League Seating Chart

For the best sight of the action, be aware of the Quarter Final Champions League seating chart, which is a map of the stadium layout and seating options.

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