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Champions League Glance

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Knockout stage – 1st Leg

Home teams listed first

Tuesday, Feb. 17

Galatsaray 5, Juventus 2

Paris Saint-Germain 3, Monaco 2

Real Madrid 1, Benfica 0

Borussia Dortmund 2, Atalanta 0

Wednesday, Feb. 18

Newcastle 6, Qarabağ 1

Bayer Leverkusen 2, Olympiacos 0

Bodø/Glimt 3, Inter Milan 1

Club Brugge 3, Atlético Madrid 3

Knockout stage – 2nd Leg

Tuesday, Feb. 24

Atlético Madrid 4, Club Brugge 1

Bayer Leverkusen 0, Olympiacos 0

Bodø/Glimt 2, Inter Milan 1

Newcastle 3, Qarabağ 2

Wednesday, Feb. 25

Atalanta 4, Borussia Dortmund 1

Paris Saint-Germain 2, Monaco 2

Juventus 3, Galatsaray 2

Real Madrid 2, Benfica 1

Round of 16 – 1st Leg

Home teams listed first

Tuesday, March 10

Galatsaray 1, Liverpool 0

Newcastle 1, Barcelona 1

Atlético Madrid 5, Tottenham 2

Bayern Munich 6, Atalanta 1

Wednesday, March 11

Bayer Leverkusen 1, Arsenal 1

Paris Saint-Germain 5, Chelsea 2

Bodø/Glimt 3, Sporting Lisbon 0

Real Madrid 3, Manchester City 0

Round of 16 – 2nd Leg

Home teams listed first

Tuesday, March 17

Sporting Lisbon 5, Bodø/Glimt 0

Paris Saint-Germain 3, Chelsea 0

Real Madrid 2, Manchester City 1

Arsenal 2, Bayer Leverkusen 0

Wednesday, March 18

Barcelona 7, Newcastle 2

Tottenham 3, Atlético Madrid 2

Liverpool 4, Galatsaray 0

Bayern Munich 4, Atalanta 1

Quarterfinals – 1st Leg

Tuesday, April 7

Bayern Munich 2, Real Madrid 1

Arsenal 1, Sporting Lisbon 0

Wednesday, April 8

Atlético Madrid 2, Barcelona 0

Paris Saint-Germain 2, Liverpool 0

Quarterfinals – 2nd Leg

Tuesday, April 14

Barcelona 2, Atlético Madrid 1

Paris Saint-Germain 2, Liverpool 0

Wednesday, April 15

Bayern Munich 4, Real Madrid 3

Arsenal 0, Sporting Lisbon 0

Semifinal – 1st Leg

Tuesday, April 28

Paris Saint-Germain 5, Bayern Munich 4

Wednesday, April 29

Atlético Madrid 1, Arsenal 1

Semifinals – 2nd Leg

Tuesday, May 5

Arsenal 1, Atlético Madrid 0

Wednesday, May 6

Bayern Munich vs. Paris Saint-Germain, 3 p.m.

Final

Saturday, May 30

At Budapest, Hungary

Semifinal winners, noon

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