The UEFA Champions League quarter-finals start on Tuesday night and probably the best teams in Europe will confront each other in a couple of delightful experiences.
A few very much paired teams in the Champions League last eight
There are actually no obvious top choices in the Champions League this time around. Teams like Manchester City, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Chelsea, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are altogether teams that have sufficient quality to continue and bring home the championship.
The others, to be specific Villarreal and Benfica, are likewise fit for pulling off a furious when they are large and in charge.
Right away, how about we investigate five of our strong expectations for the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals.
#5 Manchester City to lose to Atletico Madrid
Manchester City were totally prevailing in the primary leg of their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 tie against Sporting Lisbon. They beat the Portuguese side 5-0 at the Estadio Jose Alvalade to kill the bind with the subsequent leg yet to be played.
Yet, City couldn't reproduce that degree of predominance in the subsequent leg and made due with a goalless impasse. Taking everything into account, they didn't have to score goals insofar as Sporting were kept under control. Be that as it may, heading into the game against Atletico Madrid, City are without their best community back Ruben Dias.
Atletico Madrid, under Diego Simeone, have become masters of finishing a particular work. They executed that arrangement flawlessly against Manchester United in the Round of 16.
In spite of being defeated in the subsequent leg, the Rojiblancos hunkered down, took their risks and depended on a wide range of time squandering tricks to seal the tie. On the off chance that they can keep Manchester City under control, then, at that point, there is each opportunity that Atletico Madrid may very well execute an exemplary crush and-get here.
#4 Real Madrid to take more time for last season against Chelsea
Real Madrid were unloaded out of the Champions League in the semi-finals by Chelsea last season. Thomas Tuchel and co. figured out how to strategically outfinesse Real Madrid. They beat the La Liga goliaths 3-1 on total over the two legs.
The Blues looked hungrier, getting to consistently ball and declining to let the Real Madrid midfield maestros run things from thcenterre of the pitch effortlessly.
Chelsea head into the principal leg of their quarter-last tie against Real Madrid, staggering from a 1-4 misfortune to Brentford at Stamford Bridge this previous end of the week. Tuchel's men have looked temperamental once in a while and however they have a firm construction, a portion of their players are going through a lean fix.
Genuine Madrid need to get a great deal of things right to vindicate their misfortune in the semi-finals last year. They must be smooth with their development, be gutsy and manage the press better. Luka Modric and Toni Kroos will expect to improve against N'Golo Kante and Jorginho than they did the year before.
Genuine Madrid have enough and greater quality in their positions and we anticipate that Ancelotti should set them up for the ideal vengeance against Chelsea.
#3 Robert Lewandowski to score multiple goals over the two legs against Villarreal
Robert Lewandowski is the most productive striker in Europe's main five leagues at the present time. He has scored 45 goals in 38 appearances across all rivalries for the Bavarians up until this point this term. The 33-year-old is presently the main top scorer in this season's Champions League with 12 goals from eight matches.
Bayern Munich are facing Villarreal in the quarter-finals. Julian Nagelsmann's men are broadly tipped to take care of the Yellow Submarine over the two legs. We anticipate that Lewandowski should score somewhere around three goals over the two legs because of the splendid structure he has shown all through the season.
#2 Liverpool to keep clean sheets in the two legs against Benfica
Liverpool have been drawn against Benfica in the quarter-finals. Benfica have fared sufficiently in the Champions League this term and crushed a promising Ajax 3-2 on total in the Round of 16. Be that as it may, they will be against much predominant resistance in the quarter-finals.
The Merseysiders can be unfeeling on their home turf. Anfield is a fortification and with Virgil van Dijk monitoring the cautious third, Benfica will track down it extreme to separate Liverpool.
We're anticipating that Liverpool should keep a perfect sheet in the two legs and produce a completely predominant exhibition against the Portuguese side.
#1 Joao Felix to be the champion player in the quarter-finals
Joao Felix has been in remarkable structure for Atletico Madrid lately. In his last six La Liga appearances for the Rojiblancos, Felix has scored six goals and given two helps. The adolescent appears to have at last tracked down his depression and has looked more honed than at any other time as of late.
We anticipate that Felix should capture everyone's attention in the quarter-finals. Felix can lead to a great deal of issues for the Manchester City backline with his development, speed, readiness and spilling capacity.
It will not be simple yet it is beginning to seem as though Felix has at last shown up and an incredible execution over the two legs will be an affirmation of the equivalent.
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