Champions League Quarter-Finals

PSG are one of just two teams remaining in this season’s Champions League to have not previously lifted the European Cup and this could be their best chance to date.

Luis Enrique’s men may not have the star names of previous years, but they have been really impressive en-route to the quarter-finals.

The French giants have already secured the Ligue 1 title, so can fully focus on their European task and take a 3-1 lead to Villa Park after fighting back last week.

Having fallen behind, PSG racked up 29 shots and enjoyed over 75 per cent of possession, to give them one foot in the semi-finals.

The visitors have won all of their last four Champions League away games and can make that five at Villa Park.

Barcelona already look to have done most of the hard work in their tie with Borussia Dortmund, taking a 4-0 lead to Germany for Tuesday’s second leg.

There are still plenty of individual targets though, with Barca currently having the top two in the Champions League goalscorer list.

Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski have bagged 23 goals between them, with the Brazilian star also looking to break a club Champions League record.

Raphinha equalled Lionel Messi’s 19 goal contributions in the first-leg victory and will see this game as the perfect opportunity to surpass that mark.

This tie is the most evenly balanced of the four, with Inter Milan holding a 2-1 advantage ahead of Wednesday’s clash with Bayern Munich at the San Siro.

Simone Inzaghi’s men are unbeaten in 12 games in all competitions and have scored two or more goals in all but three of those matches.

Their success in Europe though has been built around a solid backline, with Inter picking up no fewer than eight clean sheets in their 11 Champions League fixtures.

Bayern are still missing several key players, including Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies, and have lost three of their six European away ties this season.

Arsenal shocked the defending champions with a 3-0 success over Real Madrid at the Emirates, but expect an onslaught from the hosts on Wednesday.

Carlo Ancelotti’s squad will not go down without a fight and the Gunners are likely to face long periods of defending at the Bernabeu.

You have to go back to the 26th October for the last time Real failed to score on home turf and it’s often Kylian Mbappe who comes up with key goals in big fixtures.

The French superstar has had more attempts on goal (27) than anyone else in this season’s Champions League.

Three of his seven goals came in the home clash with Manchester City, while Mbappe will be keen to make up for his weekend red card against Alaves.

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