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Champions League draw in full: Liverpool, Manchester United, Man City, Tottenham quarter-final fixtures confirmed

The draw was concluded in Nyon

Kishan Vaghela
Friday 15 March 2019 13:19 EDT
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Champions League 2019 quarter final draw

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Tottenham and Manchester City will face each other in an all-English quarter-final of the Champions League next month.

Last year's beaten finalists Liverpool received arguably the most favourable draw after being paired with Porto, while Manchester United face a daunting tie against Barcelona.

United and Liverpool will meet in the semi-finals if they reach the last four, with Tottenham or Manchester City facing the winner of the quarter-final between Ajax and Juventus.

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Despite the apparent good-feeling around the Premier League after the top six's success in Europe, our very own Jonathan Liew believes the bigger picture isn't quite as rosy.

Kishan Vaghela15 March 2019 15:53

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