The Champions League is making a comeback on April 11 and 12 with the quarter-finals of the most prestigious of competitions.
After more than a month’s break, the Champions League is making a comeback with the quarter-finals kicking off on Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 April. For the first two games, we will closely follow the clash between Manchester City and Bayern Munich. City, led by Pep Guardiola, hopes to finally win this Champions League, especially as the battle in the Premier League rages on and the title could be lost at the end of the season to Arsenal. Bayern, now coached by Thomas Tuchel, will try to bring down a new big favorite in the competition after eliminating PSG. In the second match of the day on April 11, Inter, in difficulty in Serie A, will try to find the last four of the Champions League against the astonishing Benfica, which is making a rather incredible European journey.
Wednesday April 12, two big shocks. First of all, Italy will be in the spotlight with Milan hosting Naples. A few days after the Milanese’s display in Naples, Osimhen’s teammates will want to take their “revenge” in one of the most important matches of the season. The other meeting will be even more anticipated with the remake between Chelsea and Real Madrid. The Blues, in crisis for several months, are betting their season on this double confrontation against Real Madrid.
The group stage of the Football Champions League was played from Tuesday September 6, 2022 to Wednesday November 2, 2022 while the knockout stage will take place from Tuesday February 14, 2023 to Wednesday May 17, 2023. As for the final, it is scheduled for June 10, 2023 at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul.
As soon as the matches are over, find all the results of the final phase of the Champions League.
The TV rights battle continued to rage ahead of this Champions League season. UEFA has awarded the French TV rights for the “Big Ears Cup” to beIN Sports and Canal , which ensure the broadcasting of the Champions League. RMC Sport will co-broadcast with Canal the two best Champions League posters until 2024 and beIN SPORTS will offer all the remaining matches.
