The second part of the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals will witness heavy-caliber matches between the continent's top players, most notably Real Madrid and Manchester City.
In details, according to SANA, at 11 p.m. at the Bernabéu Stadium in the Spanish capital, Madrid, the match between Real Madrid and Manchester City, which has become a new "Clasico" in the Champions League, as Real the historical master of the tournament, faces the defending champion Manchester City, in a match whose result is unpredictable, but it will certainly take its breath away from its first moments, in a conflict between Madrid's European experience and City's tactical strength.
In another equally important summit, Paris Saint-Germain, who are looking for a long-awaited title, meet Chelsea, who are trying to regain their European luster, and the match is expected to be fair and open to all possibilities, as Paris relies on the strength of its attack and the speed of its transfers, while Chelsea enters the match with a new spirit and a desire to prove themselves.
The clash, which seems less media noise but carries a lot of technical value, will bring together Norway's Bodo Glimmt, the Norwegian team used to surprise the adults, and Sporting Lisbon, who aspire to go far in the tournament.
Bayer Leverkusen and Arsenal open the evening at 9:00 p.m. in a high-class tactical clash, with Leverkusen going into the game with great confidence thanks to their impressive form this season, while Arsenal will be looking to prove their ability to keep up with Europe's top flights.