When and where to watch this week's UEFA Champions League Round of 16 fixtures?

Real Madrid players Rodrygo (L) and Vinicus (R) celebrate together. — ReutersThe UEFA Champions League is currently underway where 14 teams are still in a fight to make their way to the quarter-finals after Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain qualified for the last eight after victories over Lazio and Real Sociedad respectively.Wednesday’s matches include Real Madrid hosting RB Leipzig as the most successful team in the tournament’s history will look to extend their one-goal lead and qualify for the quarters. On the other hand, Manchester City will take on FC Copenhagen at the Etihad Stadium.At what time will the UEFA Champions League Round 16 matches start? The UEFA Champions League 2023 Round 16 matches will start at 8:00 pm GMT.When and where to watch the UEFA Champions League Round 16 matches?Spain: TelefonicaPortugal: DAZN, TVIGermany: DAZN, Prime VideoFrance: Canal+, beIN, RMC SportUnited Kingdom: TNT SportsItaly: Mediaset, Prime Video, Sky ItaliaNetherlands: RTL, Ziggo SportMiddle East/North Africa: beINUnited States of America: CBS, TUDNCanada: DAZNAustralia: Stan SportNew Zealand: beINIndian Sub-Continent: SonySchedule of this week's first-leg fixturesWednesday, 6 March 2024Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig (8:00 pm GMT)Manchester City vs FC Copenhagen (8:00 pm GMT)Real Madrid vs RB LeipzigMadrid have a one-goal advantage against their German opponents and the 14-time Champions League will be hosting RB Leipzig at the iconic Santiago Bernabeu.Los Blancos are currently unbeaten in UCL, they have won all of their seven matches and are the only team in this year’s edition to have a 100% win record. As the Whites are aiming to clinch their record-extending 15th European title, they are expected to face tough competition from teams like Manchester City, Bayern Munich and others.Meanwhile, the reigning champions, Manchester City, have secured their seventh consecutive victory, triumphing 3-1 against Copenhagen in Denmark three weeks ago during the initial leg.While Manchester City holds a 3-1 advantage in their Champions League Round of 16 encounter against FC Copenhagen, manager Pep Guardiola has cautioned his team against complacency ahead of Wednesday's second leg clash at home.Currently positioned second in the Premier League, City is set to face table-toppers Liverpool on Sunday, trailing them by just a single point. However, Guardiola stressed that their primary focus remains on progressing to the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Comments Submit مضمون کا ماخذ:گرم سے زیادہ گرم