Broadcast info
Who's playing: Monaco will hope to continue their impressive high-flying season by booking their spot in the Champions League semi-finals. But first, they will have to make sure they can make their 3-2 first leg advantage count as they welcome a very dangerous Dortmund side in a much-anticipated clash.
What time: Wednesday, April 19th at 11:45 PST/14:45 EST/19:45 BST/20:45 CET
What stadium: This game will be played at Stade Louis II. Monaco's home ground is among the smallest of any team remaining in the Champions League, as it can seat up to only 18,523 fans at max capacity.
Which channel:
- In the USA: Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO USA, Fox Sports 2 USA, fuboTV, FOX Deportes
- In France: beIN Sports 1
- In Germany: SWRinfo, Sky Go Deutschland, TeleClub Sport Live, NDR Info Spezial, BVB Total, Sky Sport 3/HD, ZDF, Sky Sport 1 HD
- In the UK: BT Sport Showcase, BT Sport 3, BT Sport Live Streaming
- In Canada: TSN GO, TSN3, TSN5
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Match Facts & Stats
- Overall, Monaco's record at home to Bundesliga clubs is W4 D3 L1
- Their sole loss was a 1-0 reverse to VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach in the 1996/97 UEFA Cup second round
- The six goals Monaco conceded against City are the most ever shipped by a victorious side in a UEFA Champions League knockout phase tie
- Les Rouges-et-Blancs have won all 12 of the UEFA competition ties in which they won the away first leg, including against Villarreal CF in this term's play-off round
- Dortmund's record away to French opposition reads W2 D2 L4
- Die Schwarzgelben record in two-legged ties against French clubs is W3 L1
- Dortmund have lost all five UEFA competition ties in which they lost the home first leg
- Thomas Tuchel's side have won only one of their last six games in France, whilst losing three
- This is Dortmund's eighth European Cup quarter-final, and their third in five years. The German club's last-eight record is W4 L3
- The German powerhouse have lost just three of 12 European away fixtures played since the start of last season (W7 D2 L3)
Another thrilling encounter awaits - but is it fully advantage Monaco?
Monaco
140. That's the number of goals Monaco have scored across all competitions this season. Les Rouges-et-Blancs have truly been on fire, and are in contention to clinch at least three trophies this term, including the Ligue 1 title. However, they are tied on points with reigning champs PSG, and are only ahead on goal difference, meaning that any slip-ups between now and May could see the title slip out of their hands.
The closest Monaco have gotten to get their hands on the Champions League trophy was back in 2004, when they made it all the way to the final. Unfortunately, they were defeated by Portuguese outfit Porto, who were then under the leadership of Jose Mourinho. They then appeared the next season and made it to the round of 16 before disappearing out of the competition entirely.
Flash-forward a decade later, and they made a run to the quarter-finals. They are now just 90 minutes away from joining Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid in the semi-finals, but will have to be on their guard against a Dortmund side who still have a foot in the door. To complicate matters for Leonardo Jardim's side, they will be missing Djibril Sidibe due to injury and key midfielder Fabinho as a result of suspension.
Dortmund
Like Monaco, Borussia Dortmund come into this game having won their domestic fixture over the weekend. However, unlike Les Rouges-et-Blancs, die Schwarzgelben are not in contention for the domestic title, as Bayern still enjoy a massive lead over the chasing pack. In addition, Thomas Tuchel's side will have to overturn a 3-2 deficit from the first leg, but a goal or two in Monaco will see this whole tie turned on its head.
Marco Reus, who has missed most of the season due to injury, made his return over the weekend and scored the first of Dortmund's three goals against Eintracht Frankfurt and is set to feature in this tie later today. However, their away record is a major source of concern. Although they have lost just three out of their last 12 on the road since the prior season, they have failed to win their last two.
Given they were involved in a 12 (yes, 12!) goal thriller earlier this season against Polish champions Legia Warsaw, Dortmund are no strangers to high-scoring games. The first leg between them and Monaco saw a whopping five goals scored, and prior to that, they put four past Portuguese outfit Benfica sans reply. Expect plenty of goals in this fixture as this game could truly go down to the wire as both sides battle to join two La Liga sides and likely Juventus (or Barcelona, if they can overturn their 3-0 deficit) in the next round.
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