The Champions League draw is set. The schedule is also set in coming weeks. Which team is going through to the next round. Here is a group by group breakdown of what is to come.
The Champions League draw is just a few days away and there are a number of teams that look like big favorites for the title. Which side is the runaway contender?
Bayern Munich Coach Pep Guardiola and his club were recently eliminated by Barcelona in the Champions League semifinal. According to Guardiola, Lionel Messi is the greatest soccer player of all-time.
When Pep Guaridola arrived at Bayern Munich in the summer of 2013, the club had reached its zenith with a treble of titles and the looks of more heights to be reached.
But two seasons into his tenure, the success of the renowned coach has wavered and after two straight Champions League failures of monumental proportions, it might be time for Bayern Munich to reflect on its future. Here are a few things the team must do to move forward.
Barcelona is back in the Champions League final for the first time since 2011 after managing a 5-3 aggregate win over Bayern Munich across two legs.
Blaugrana wound up losing Game 2 by the score of 3-2, but the 3-0 win at home last week had all but cemented the tie for the Spanish side.
The match was an up and down affair with the sides trading leads three times over the course of the game. Here are some major takeaways from Bayern's 3-2 win.
Just four teams remain in the 2015 UEFA Champions League tournament. Latin Post breaks down those four teams and lets you vote on which clubs will win and play in the finals.
Goals decide games and there is no doubt that the Bayern Munich vs. Barcelona semifinal will feature some of the best goal scorers in the game. But which side has the better midfield and attackers?
Barcelona vs. Bayern Munich.
There are so many stories to follow in this matchup. Pep Guardiola vs. Luis Enrique. The 7-0 thrashing in the 2013 semifinals. Bayern's injuries against Barcelona's resurgence. Which side wins the possession battle?
And on and on and on.
But the players will ultimately decide the game and in this tie the backline will be the one with the greatest pressure. Which holds serve? Which implodes? Here is a look at the goaltenders and defenders for each side in this tie.
The Champions Draw announced the semifinals matchups and they results were quite interesting.
Real Madrid and Juventus got a chance to take on one another for the second straight year while Pep Guardiola will test his Bayern Munich against his former club Barcelona. Which teams have the edge in these matchups?
The Champions League semifinal is upon us with a number of interesting possibilities.
The four remaining teams certainly have intentions of making headlines in May and it should be interesting to see how everything falls into place when all is said and done. Whatever the case, here is a look at which sides look strongest.
They say that soccer games last 90 minutes and to win, you have to play for the full duration.
But if the Champions League has taught us anything on Tuesday, it is that all you need is one half to close out a two-legged series. In both games of the day, the winning squad killed off any hopes of its opponent of advancing.
The first leg of the Champions League is at an end and the second leg will undoubtedly showcase some tremendous drama. But before we get ahead of ourselves and the next set of games, it is time to take a look at the four fixtures from this week and glean over the surprises and shocks of the matchups. Here they are.
It is getting ugly for Pep Guardiola.
He was once the toast of international soccer, named the most dominant manager in the sport.
Now he is losing his grip on the Champions League year by year. And each time with greater embarrassment.
