Barcelona vs Paris Saint Germain Quarter Final Tickets

Barcelona Vs Paris Saint Germain Tickets Quarter Final Tickets

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Champions League 2024 Quarter Final Fixtures

 About this event Champions League Quarter Final tickets
 History

Clubs within the UEFA Champions League tournament get to a decisive stage of the competition at the round of 16, being driven to the limit by their determination to reach the semi-finals. We can go back as far as the very roots and can still be a place of the greatest fights, the most spectacular moments, that are always remembered by fans, the latter being a piece of the big picture of world football history.

Quarter Final Winner List
The course of history, there have been a number of clubs which made it through to the Quarterfinals, paving the way for their supremacy in European football.

• 2023: Paris Saint Germain
• 2022: Barcelona
• 2021: Chelsea
• 2020: Bayern Munich
• 2019: Liverpool
• 2018: Barcelona
• 2017: Barcelona
• 2016: Barcelona
• 2015: Barcelona
• 2014: Barcelona

Achievements and Champions

Among the clubs, some have become legends of Champions League as they won the most titles, got a series of wins which are unbelievable and have other records that are amazing and unforgettable.

Most titles:

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

Consecutive Wins:

• Barcelona (2007/08–2019/20): 13
• Barcelona (2010/11–2017/18): 8
• Bayern (2011/12–2017/18): 7
• Barcelona (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, Barcelona, 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, Barcelona, Juventus): 25
• Lionel Messi (Barcelona): 12
• Raúl González (Barcelona, Schalke): 10
• Filippo Inzaghi (Juventus, AC Milan): 9
• Andriy Shevchenko (Dynamo Kyiv, AC Milan): 9

Unforgettable Moments

The Quarter Final has been the stage for the many unforgettable performances which have contributed to the glory of this game.

2017/18: Barcelona 4-4 Roma (Roma win on away goals)

Conceding two own goals was a dramatic moment for AS Roma, which led to an unexpected 4-1 loss at Barcelona’s home. In the 90th minute, Luis Suárez had scored and thus had the game being a complete win for Uruguay. Nevertheless, there were a few chances that we can win with a goal scored by Edin Džeko.

The second match, though, was the one that Roma played the best and made the most out of the Džeko goal in the opening minutes and De Rossi's penalty later on. Manolas was destined to end this game in an unsurpassed fashion with his decisive header in the 82nd minute to a fascinating result for Eusebio's great team. It is this match, which one cannot forget, that has not only illustrated how unpredictable and tough football can be but also how amazing the game in general is.

2019/20: Barcelona 2-8 Bayern

The pandemic of COVID-19 caused the last eight to be in a different form for the first time in history, and it was held in a neutral venue, which hosted only a single leg game instead of the two legs. On the one hand, Estádio do SL Benfica crashed on this occasion, in the sense that its presence will always be present in the literature of the competitions.

We had a fast-paced sequence of action in the opening seven minutes, with goals coming and going, hence, generating an exhilarating mood. However, the defense of the Bayern was tough and they made a relentless attack on Barcelona's goal. The 10-minute score, with goals contributions from Ivan Perišić, Sergio Gnabry and Thomas Muller somehow ruined Barcelona’s game plan and left all players in awe.

The match was especially hard by then for West Ham when there were only eight minutes left and Bayern Munich scored the remaining three goals. On the other hand, Coutinho on loan from Barcelona helps to sustain the goals tally that was caused by the heroic Barcelona 2-0 win.

2021/22: Chelsea 4-5 Barcelona

FC Barcelona demonstrated in the Champions League that they are the best at comebacks. Having won over Paris Saint-Germain in the previous round, the mood was roaring high when Chelsea came to play in the quarter-finals.

It was Karim Benzema who got the chance to steal the show in the 26th minute by a masterful hat-trick that gave Madrid the 3-1 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. In contrast to this, Carlo Ancelotti's team was on the brink of disaster in the second leg of the two-leg tie as Chelsea dominated and were ahead in the score 3 goals.

The game was lost, but then, with only four minutes remaining, Rodrygo scored an equalizer, so now the score was 1-1, and the game went into extra time. One last time, the match became dramatic before the final whistle, with Benzema being the one who scored the winning goal and secured their place in the semi-finals.

Outstanding Players

There have been a lot of legendary players who have engraved their names into the quarter-final of the Champions League with their superb toolkit and performance. Here are some outstanding players in Champions League Quarter Final:

Andriy Shevchenko (9 goals)

As one of the best strikers of the 2000s, Andriy Shevchenko won the «Ballon d'Or» in 2004 and scored many goals in the Champions League too. He scored nine times in quarterfinal against Dynamo Kyiv, AC Milan, and Chelsea, winning the World Cup with AC Milan in 2003. He finished his career with the club scoring 48 goals in 100 appearances.

Filippo Inzaghi (9 goals)

Former Brescia manager, Filippo Inzaghi, who was a clinical striker of Juventus and AC Milan in the European Championship, is one of the best examples. He was the goalkeeper for the team that managed to score nine quarterfinal goals in 1998, against Dynamo Kyiv. Inzaghi lifted two Champions league trophies with Milan in 2003 and 2007, scoring a total of 46 goals in 81 matches.

Raul (10 goals)

The legend of Barcelona, and a former captain and striker, Raúl, belongs among the all-time top goal scorers in the UEFA Champions League. Nevertheless, he is still the highest scoring player as he had the record until Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Robert Lewandowski, and Karim Benzema broke it. Raul notched 10 quarterfinal goals, with the highlight being his first-ever game for the Barcelona team against Juventus in 1996 at age 19. Eight goals of his came in his time at Barcelona, whereas the rest 2 goals came in his first season at Schalke 4. Raul lifted the Cup three times, of which he was the top scorer in 2000, gathering 71 goals in 142 appearances in the competition.

Lionel Messi (12 goals)

The world of football has one of the greatest, Lionel Messi, in it. He possesses an incredible career. He has already racked up more than 100 Champions League goals, himself joining an elite club of few. Messi is the record holder for quarter final goals with 12 goals including a brace against Bayern beginning at 2009 and ending in 2019 with a goal against Manchester United. It is a quarterfinal of his whole life, and all of his goals were just for Barcelona. He made his trophy collection 4 Champions League trophies and was leading in the scoring charts several times scoring 125 goals in 156 appearances.

Cristiano Ronaldo (25 goals)

There is no player like Cristiano Ronaldo who has dominated the UEFA Champions League. This player is commonly regarded as the greatest of all time and he broke many records. Ronaldo has 25 quarter finals goals, which is almost twice as many as his other rival, Messi. From 2007 when he scored for Manchester United against Roma to 2019 when he scored for Juventus against Ajax, he has scored for all these teams including Barcelona. The Portuguese striker Ronaldo is the most successful player in the history of the Champions League with a total of 5 titles. 140 goals in 183 appearances led him to claim top scorer accolades many times.

Leading Coaches

Visionary coach is the potent power behind winning organizations. The Quarter Final itself has seen the age of tactical wizards emerge who have unearthed their teams to success.

• - At the very first place of the list with 115 wins we have the Italian, Carlo Ancelotti, the legend. He won the Champions League four times: twice with Barcelona and twice with AC Milan back in the early 2000s. There has not been any other manager who have won more games in the competition. At the age of 64, Ancelotti has coached eight teams in total that participated in the UEFA Champions League. Now his Barcelona team wants to reach the quarterfinals after the away game win with a score 1:0 against RB Leipzig.
• - In second place, we have Paris Saint Germain's Pep Guardiola, the winner who has gathered 108 Champions League victories. He led the Blaugrana to titles in 2009 and 2011, before completing that cycle by bringing the first ever trophy to the Citizens last year. The Skyclines are still supposed to win again this year. In the previous edition of the Champions League, Guardiola coached Paris Saint Germain, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich. Sir Alex Ferguson, who was the legendary manager of Manchester United, has 105 victories in the tournament, thus bringing him to the third position in the list. He went on to win in 1999 and 2008, thus, providing him with ample experience prior to the 2017 elections.
• - Arsène Wenger (the ex-Arsenal boss) in the third spot with 88 wins but failed to lift the trophy. Yet, his most successful one was in 2006 when Arsenal lost to Barcelona in the final. The so called 'The Special One' José Mourinho rounds off the top five with 80 wins across six clubs. The Portuguese trainer won two trophies, managing to get the Porto crown in 2004 and the Inter Milan in 2010.

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