Champions League round of 16 2nd leg preview: Stats, team news, key games

March 10, 2020 By Ali M.

Topics: TV Schedules, Napoli, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Liverpool, PSG, Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Tottenham, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Atalanta, Valencia, Real Madrid, Manchester City, UEFA Champions League

Liverpool will be hosting Atletico Madrid with the aim of overturning the 1-0 defeat in Madrid while Real Madrid will travel to Man City in another highly-anticipated showdown.

Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Valencia vs Atalanta at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT
RB Leipzig vs Tottenham at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

PSG vs Dortmund at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT
Liverpool vs Atletico at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Juventus vs Lyon at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT
Man City vs Real Madrid at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT

Wednesday, March 18, 2020

Barcelona vs Napoli at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT
Bayern Munich vs Chelsea at 15:00 ET/20:00 GMT

Team news/injuries

RB Leipzig vs Tottenham

Out: Orban (RB Leipzig); Kane, Son, Sissoko, Foyth, Bergwijn, Davies (Tottenham)

Doubts: Kampl, Konate, Werner (RB Leipzig)

PSG vs Dortmund

Out: Herrera, Meunier, Verrati (PSG); Delaney, Reus (Dortmund)

Doubts: Dagba, Mbappe (PSG)

Liverpool vs Atletico

Out: Alisson, Clyne, Shaqiri (Liverpool)

Doubts: Henderson, Robertson (Liverpool); Lemar, Morata (Atletico)

Man City vs Real Madrid

Out: Asensio, Hazard, Ramos (Real Madrid); Laporte, Mendy, Sane (Man City)

Doubts: Courtois, Isco, Marcelo (Real Madrid)

Barcelona vs Napoli

Out: Busquets, Dembele, Roberto, Suarez, Vidal (Barcelona)

Doubts: Arthur (Barcelona); Demme, Insigne, Koulibaly, Maksimovic, Meret (Napoli)

Bayern Munich vs Chelsea

Out: Lewandowski, Perisic, Sule (Bayern); Alonso, Hudson-Odoi, Jorginho, Van Ginkel (Chelsea)

Doubts: Coman (Bayern); Abraham, Loftus-Cheek, Kante, Kovacic, Pulisic (Chelsea)

Key facts

Tottenham, who will be away to RB Leipzig in the second leg of their round of 16 match, have never lost on the road in this stage of the competition.
PSG have been knocked out of the Champions League in the last 16 in each of the last three seasons. However, it should be noted that Dortmund, who boast a 2-1 lead, haven’t made it to the quarter-finals since 2016/17.
Liverpool are unbeaten in 25 European home games (W18 D7), a run which stretches back to their 3-0 loss to Real Madrid back in October 2014.
Man City’s home record in the last 16 is W2 D1 L3.
Bayern have lost three of their last five home matches in the UEFA Champions League knockout stage.
Barcelona are unbeaten in 35 Champions League home matches, going unbeaten since September 2013.