CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DRAW
All the quarter-final and semi-final fixtures will published here
Representatives of all eight Champions League semi-finalists are gathered in Nyon for the draw, which was scheduled to start at 11am. You haven’t missed anything yet though - just UEFA general secretary David Taylor explaining how they manage to make such a simple process so complicated and a few video packages being shown to drag things out. The full draw will be published below as soon as the serious business begins:
Quarter-final draw:
Villarreal v Arsenal
Manchester United v Porto
Liverpool v Chelsea
Barcelona v Bayern Munich
Semi-final draw:
Manchester United/Porto v Villarreal/Arsenal
Barcelona/Bayern Munich v Liverpool/Chelsea
Interesting stats:
» The side drawn to play the second-leg at home have won the previous three Chelsea/Liverpool Champions League clashes - handing the Blues the advantage.
» Porto eliminated Manchester United the last time they met them in the knockout stages.
» Last season every single quarter-final and semi-final was won by the team drawn to play the first leg away. If that happens again we will have an Arsenal/Chelsea final
Tags: Arsenal, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Champions League, Chelsea, David Taylor, Draw, Liverpool, Manchester United, Nyon, Porto, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, Villarreal
Posted: March 20th, 2009 by Michael Lintorn
Champions League Draw
Arsenal dodge Barca bullet, Liverpool face tough test in Spain

The final sixteen of the Champions league were paired up this morning - here’s how it went down:
Chelsea/ Juventus
Villarreal/ Panathinaikos
Sporting/ Bayern Munich
Atletico Madrid/ Porto
Lyon/ Barcelona
Real Madrid/ Liverpool
Arsenal/ Roma
Inter Milan/ Manchester Utd
In the last four seasons, the holders have been knocked out at this stage - will Jose’s Inter be able to get one over Manchester Utd this year?
Tags: Champions League, Draw, Last 16, Quarter-finals
Posted: December 19th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
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After last night’s devastating display at the Stadio Olimpico, it’s hardly worth Roma turning up at Old Trafford next week (they’ve moved to 100/1 to win the tournament, while United are now at 2/1 to win). The rest of the big four tonight compete for the right to meet United in the final (it looks as if Barca will fall victim to them in the semis), and you may place your bets using the best odds available on the net here.
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Tags: Arsenal, Big Four, Champions League, Chelsea, Manchester Utd, Quarter-finals
Posted: April 2nd, 2008 by Ryan Bailey