Champions League knockout stage 2022/23: Fixtures, draws, TV and final
The official UEFA Champions League match ball
The top of European soccer is back (Picture: Jurij Kodrun/Getty Photographs)

The UEFA Champions League returns to action this week, with 4 round of 16 ties kicking off the knockout levels of the long-lasting competitors.

The Champions League has been on a hiatus because the group stage wrapped up on November 2, which saw 16 of the finest groups across the continent advance to the enterprise finish of the event.

Amongst them are the Premier League quartet of Manchester City, Liverpool, Tottenham and Chelsea, as well as European heavyweights Bayern Munich and PSG and defending champions Real Madrid.

Right here is all the things it's essential find out about concerning the knockout rounds of the Champions League 2022/23.

What are the Champions League spherical of 16 fixtures?

Eight spherical of 16 ties will probably be contested over the subsequent few weeks.

Half of the spherical of 16 ties might be performed this week (February 14 and 15), with the remaining ties happening subsequent week (February 21 and 22).

The second legs might be held on March 7 and March eight, and then the next week on March 14 and March 15.

Every match will kick-off at 8pm UK time.

Champions League round of 16 fixtures

Tuesday, February 14

  • PSG vs Bayern Munich
  • AC Milan vs Tottenham

Wednesday, February 15

  • Membership Brugge vs Benfica
  • Borussia Dortmund vs Chelsea

Tuesday, February 21

  • Liverpool vs Actual Madrid
  • Eintracht Frankfurt vs Napoli

Wednesday, February 22

  • RB Leipzig vs Manchester Metropolis
  • Inter Milan vs Porto

Tuesday, March 7

  • Chelsea vs Borussia Dortmund
  • Benfica vs Membership Brugge

Wednesday, March 8

  • Bayern Munich vs PSG
  • Tottenham vs AC Milan

Tuesday, March 14

  • Porto vs Inter Milan
  • Manchester Metropolis vs RB Leipzig

Wednesday, March 15

  • Napoli vs Eintracht Frankfurt
  • Real Madrid vs Liverpool

Will away objectives rely in the Champions League knockout rounds?

Away objectives won't rely within the knockout levels of this season’s Champions League.

The rule was abolished ahead of the 2021/22 season, having been utilized in European football since 1965.

UEFA opted to scrap the controversial rule after session with numerous soccer stakeholders, citing that residence benefit shouldn't be as vital as it was.

If a knockout tie finishes degree on combination after the second leg, extra-time and if required, penalties, might be used to find out the winner.

Liverpool players celebrate scoring in the UEFA Champions League
Liverpool will change their consideration away from their horrid domestic type (Picture: John Powell/Liverpool FC by way of Getty Pictures)

When is the Champions League quarter-final draw?

The draw for the quarter-finals of the Champions League will happen on March 17.

The semi-final pairings may even be determined on the day.

How you can watch the Champions League on TV and stay stream in the UK

BT Sport has the exclusive rights to point out Champions League matches stay on TV within the UK.

Games might be broadcast across BT Sport 1, BT Sport 2 and BT Sport Final.

BT Sport clients will even have the ability to reside stream the motion by way of the BT Sport app and web site.

Fans with no BT Sport subscription can watch the Champions League reside on the app by purchasing a monthly pass for £25 (£29.99 from February 17).

Lionel Messi and Neymar celebrate whilst playing for PSG in the Champions League
PSG might be wanting to finally convey the trophy to the French capital (Picture: Pedro Salado/High quality Sport Pictures/Getty Photographs)

When is the Champions League ultimate?

The Champions League final will probably be held on June 10 on the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul.

The stadium was the venue for some of the iconic Champions League finals of all time again in 2005, with Liverpool miraculously recovering from Three-Zero down at half-time to ultimately beat AC Milan on penalties.

Istanbul was initially on account of host the 2020 remaining, but because of the pandemic, the showpiece in the Turkish capital was postponed till 2023.

Champions League 2022/23 schedule

  • Spherical of 16: February 14 – March 15
  • Quarter-finals: April 11 – 19
  • Semi-finals: Might 9 – 17
  • Ultimate: June 10

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John Brooks made a huge mistake with PGMOL pressured to apologise to Brighton (Image: Getty)

John Brooks has been replaced as the VAR official for Liverpool v Everton and Arsenal v Manchester City following his big mistake on Saturday.

Brooks was the VAR official for Crystal Palace’s 1-1 draw with Brighton on the weekend and made an important error by disallowing a first-half Pervis Estupinan objective for offside, with the strains drawn incorrectly, because the Seagulls have been pressured to accept some extent towards their rivals to wreck their European qualification hopes.

Andre Marriner will now assume VAR duties for the Merseyside derby on Monday as an alternative whereas David Coote will be the VAR official for the Gunners’ big clash towards Premier League title rivals Metropolis – after controversy in their draw with Brentford – which can have implications within the race for this season’s trophy.

Brentford’s equaliser towards Arsenal in Saturday’s 1-1 end result was solely allowed to face after VAR official Lee Mason also forgot to draw the lines that would have shown Christian Norgaard was offside in the build-up to Ivan Toney’s goal.

PGMOL (Professional Recreation Match Officials Limited) was pressured to apologise to both Arsenal and Brighton following the weekend’s action.

‘PGMOL can affirm its Chief Refereeing Officer Howard Webb has contacted each Arsenal and Brighton & Hove Albion to acknowledge and explain the significant errors within the VAR course of in their respective Premier League fixtures on Saturday,’ they stated in a press release.

‘Each incidents, which have been as a consequence of human error and related to the evaluation of offside situations, are being completely reviewed by PGMOL.’

Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher, talking on Sky Sports activities on Monday, shared his thoughts on the controversial Toney aim towards Arsenal and admitted it was right down to ‘human error’.

‘It’s a human error bought on by the truth that time is eating away and three minutes are an eternity to a spectator,’ Gallagher stated. ‘You possibly can hear them, and that’s obtained to play on his mind. He’s just closed it off a bit too early.’

He added: ‘Lee Mason made two checks they usually have been very comprehensive – it took three minutes.&

‘He has deemed Ethan Pinnock is in an offside position – there’s little question about that. He’s determined because the ball is so excessive, he can't head the ball so he’s not interfering with play as a result of he’s not touched it.

‘Does he impression on a defender? I feel the VAR seems at it and he’s behind it, so it’s troublesome. He judges it as not a foul, which is a subjective factor.

‘He’s targeting that a lot that I feel he switches off then. He’s forgotten to finish it by means of.

‘It’s not panic, however it’s ‘I’ve taken three minute and haven’t found an offence, individuals are going to marvel why I’ve checked it so typically’.

‘He then doesn’t verify the Norgaard offside, and that’s where the issue occurred.

‘It’s about saying on Tuesday ‘you’ve taken three minutes, you’re not going to get that again, what’s mistaken with taking one other 15 or 20 seconds, pointed it out’ and then we wouldn’t be standing here at 11am immediately.’

On the disallowed Brighton aim, Gallagher stated: ‘It’s only a human error. They put the strains throughout, undergo James Tomkins’ body. When you look across Marc Guehi is additional behind, there’s little question about that.&

‘If that they had drawn the line by means of his body,& Estupinan would’ve been onside and the aim is given.

‘It’s one it's a must to ask for forgiveness for. It’s human error made by VAR.’

On both incidents, Gallagher added: The thing you need to get into [them] mentally is, regardless of how long it’s going to take, you’ve to go proper the best way by way of with A, B, C and D.

‘If it doesn’t stop at D, you must go on. So long as it takes, sorry Lee, however you’ve received to do it. Not simply Lee, however everyone within the VAR room.&

‘I feel that’s what is going to happen. It’s not nearly Lee or John Brooks. It’s about everyone – and we’re all in it together – having the identical mental strategy to it of ‘the time is of no consequence, the decision is crucial’.’

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Ian Wright predicts Man City can be a ‘robust’ recreation for Arsenal (Photograph: BBC Sport)

Ian Wright says Arsenal will probably be ready for Manchester City for his or her all essential Premier League clash – no matter whether or not Erling Haaland plays or not.

The Gunners’ title hopes took a dent over the weekend after they have been held to a controversial draw with Brentford on Saturday and the Residents beat Aston Villa 3-1 on Sunday.

The hole between the 2 clubs isn't just three points, although Metropolis have played a recreation more, with the title rivals set to satisfy in the league for the first time on Wednesday.

Because of their superior aim distinction, Pep Guardiola’s aspect will go forward of Mikel Arteta’s males if they win on the Emirates.

Nevertheless, Metropolis have probably been dealt a huge damage blow after star striker Haaland was subbed off at half-time against Villa with what seemed to be a thigh damage, having earlier set up Ilkay Gundogan for the second aim of the match.

Submit-match, Guardiola could not present a transparent answer as as to if the 22-year-old can be out there to face Arsenal, saying: ‘Right now I don’t know. We should see over the subsequent few days.

‘He obtained a knock and was uncomfortable so at 3-0 up we didn’t need to take the danger. We'll assess him and if he’s not prepared we'll play another person. Hopefully he's prepared.’

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Erling Haaland got here off injured during Man City vs Aston Villa (Photograph: Getty)

However even if the Norway worldwide, who has netted 31 objectives in 29 video games this season, is fit, Wright is assured his former aspect can get a end result.

‘We noticed what he [Haaland] can do together with his stretching of the workforce which is one thing that may trigger issues, nevertheless it was all the time going to be a troublesome recreation for Arsenal,’ the Gunners legend stated on Match of the Day 2.

‘We’ve seen what City are able to without Haaland. It’s a recreation that Arsenal have to win, they need to win their house games and Metropolis are coming there now figuring out in the event that they win that recreation they’ll go prime.

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Can Arsenal hold onto their lead at the prime of the desk (Photograph: Getty)

‘Pep’s speaking about it’s still early but they know this terrain, they know what they have to be doing. But I feel Arsenal will probably be ready for them.

‘Arsenal shall be wanting forward to this recreation. It was unfortunate towards Brentford how that turned out however I feel the point is sweet sufficient. This is the sort of recreation to get your self going once more.’

Wright alongside fellow pundit Jermaine Jenas additionally predicted that Guardiola will revert to a back-four formation on Wednesday regardless of the success he has enjoyed with a 3 in current video games.

‘As lovely because it was at present, they will’t play three towards Arsenal. Not with [Gabriel] Martinelli and [Bukayo] Saka and what they will do,’ Jenas stated.

‘Will probably be a extra typical 4 with perhaps Nathan Ake at left-back to positive things up on that aspect.’

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