The UEFA Champions League quarterfinal lineup has been concluded after a blockbuster last 16 matches, which ended the journey of strong contenders like Liverpool and Atletico Madrid. Real Madrid, Arsenal, PSG, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, FC Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, and Aston Villa are the top clubs that have made it to the final 8, and the race for the semi-finals will start on April 9.
Champions League Quarterfinal Showdowns:
The major clash will be between the giant of the Champions League, Real Madrid and Arsenal, the first leg showdown of which will take place on the 9th of April. Real Madrid edged out their city rivals, Atletico Madrid, to progress, while Arsenal hammered PSV Eindhoven.
Bayern Munich and Inter Milan will also meet in the last 8. Vincent Kompany’s Bayern Munich demolished Bayer Leverkusen to pass through, Inter defeated Feyenoord in the last 16.
Hansi Flick’s Barcelona will take on Borussia Dortmund to strive for their 6th Champions League title. Barca dominated Benfica while Dortmund prevailed over Lille in the pre-quarterfinals.
Paris Saint Germain (PSG), who are desperate for a Champions League title, will compete with Aston Villa with the fairy tale run in the tournament so far. PSG knocked out one of the tournament’s favourites, Arne Slot’s Liverpool, while Aston Villa eased past Club Brugge.
Champions League Quarterfinals Schedule:
- Arsenal vs Real Madrid, 9th April 2025 and 17th April 2025, at 12:00 AM
- Bayern Munich vs Inter Milan, 9th April 2025 and 17th April 2025, at 12:00 AM
- Bacelona vs Dortmund, 10th April 2025 and 16th April 2025, at 12:00 AM
- PSG vs Aston Villa, 10th April 2025 and 16th April 2025, at 12:00 AM
Where to Watch the Champions League Quarterfinals:
Europe
- Albania: Tring
- Armenia: Fast Media
- Austria: Sky Austria, Canal+, ServusTV
- Azerbaijan: CBC Sport
- Belarus: Okko
- Belgium: DPG Media, RTL Belgium, Proximus, Telenet
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Arena Sport
- Bulgaria: bTV, A1
- Croatia: HRT, Arena Sport
- Cyprus: CYTA
- Czechia: TV Nova
- Denmark: Viaplay
- Estonia: TV3
- Finland: Telia
- France: Canal+
- Georgia: Setanta, Silknet
- Germany: DAZN, Amazon Prime, ZDF*
- Gibraltar: Gibtelecom
- Greece: Cosmote TV, AlterEgo
- Hungary: RTL, Sport 1
- Iceland: Syn, Viaplay
- Israel: The Sports Channel
- Italy: Sky, Amazon Prime
- Kazakhstan: Qaz Sport
- Kosovo: RTK, Artmotion
- Latvia: TV3
- Liechtenstein: blue, Sky Austria, DAZN
- Lithuania: TV3
- Luxembourg: DPG Media, RTL, DAZN
- Malta: PBS, Melita
- Moldova: Setanta, Jurnal TV
- Montenegro: Arena Sport
- Netherlands: Ziggo Sport
- North Macedonia: Arena Sport
- Norway: TV2 Norway
- Poland: Canal+
- Portugal: Sport TV, DAZN
- Republic of Ireland: RTE, Saran Media, Virgin Media, Premier Sports
- Romania: DIGI, Clever Media
- Russia: Okko
- Serbia: Arena Sport
- Slovakia: TV Nova
- Slovenia: Pro Plus, Sportklub
- Spain: Telefonica
- Sweden: Viaplay
- Switzerland: blue, SRG
- Türkiye: TRT
- Ukraine: Megogo
- United Kingdom: TNT Sports, Amazon Prime, BBC*
(*Highlights rights only)
Americas
- Brazil: TNT Sports, SBT
- Canada: DAZN
- Caribbean: CPSL (Flow Sports & SportsMax), S&T
- Central America: ESPN
- Dominican Republic: Televideo
- Haiti: Canal+
- Mexico: Max, Caliente TV
- South America (excluding Brazil): ESPN
- Suriname: ATV
- United States of America: Paramount+, TUDN
Asia & Pacific
- Australia: Stan Sport
- Brunei: beIN
- Cambodia: beIN
- PR China: iQIYI
- Hong Kong SAR: beIN
- Indian Subcontinent: Sony
- Pakistan: Tensports and TAPMAD
- Indonesia: beIN
- Japan: WOWOW, Fuji TV**, NTV**
- Kyrgyzstan: Quest Media
- Laos: beIN
- Macau SAR: TDM
- Malaysia: beIN
- Mongolia: Premier Sports Network
- Myanmar: Canal+
- New Zealand: DAZN
- Pacific Islands: Digicel
- Philippines: beIN
- Republic of Korea: SPO TV
- Singapore: beIN
- Taiwan/Chinese Taipei: Elta
- Tajikistan: Quest Media
- Thailand: beIN
- Turkmenistan: Quest Media
- Uzbekistan: Quest Media
- Vietnam: VTVCab, Viettel
Africa & Middle East
- Middle East/North Africa: beIN
- Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSport, New World TV, Canal+
