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Champions League draw & tips on how to buy Champions League tickets

The Champions League round of 16 draw is over and do we have some exciting fixtures lined up ahead. The draw has positioned the upcoming Champions League elimination rounds to be an exciting phase, one with an amazing list of teams that are still in it for the taking.

The English teams have drawn some tough competition and it is yet to be seen if they will manage to claim the title of the strongest league in the world following last years dominance in the Champions League.

There are some great clashes between LFC and Atletico Madrid as well as Man City facing off against Real Madrid in a clash full of stars and accompanied by their coaching legends, it will be the first time that Pep will meet Zinedine Zidane in a competitive match as managers.

The Reds will face Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano stadium where they had their recent sweet memory of lifting “Big Ears” in the final of the Champions League.

Blues vs Bayern

Chelsea will face Bayern in a tough clash with the German giants, it is yet to be seen if the Blues will be able to beat the five-time champions, as the German giants are in a current slump in the league.

Champions league ticket prices for the upcoming round of 16 matches are already at a high and some matches will be very hard to get as supply is relatively low.

Last-16 draw and full match list:

Borussia Dortmund vs Paris St-Germain

Real Madrid vs Manchester City

Atalanta vs Valencia

Atletico Madrid vs Liverpool

Chelsea vs Bayern Munich

Lyon vs Juventus

Tottenham vs RB Leipzig

Napoli vs Barcelona

Tips on how to buy Champions League tickets for the round of 16

The tough draws for the teams can also be difficult on the home fans, where prices on the secondary market can be quite high due to the low supply and the high demand coming from not only from home fans but also from the loyal fan base abroad.

The Champions League has become one of the most convenient tournaments in the world and surpasses almost any other tournament in terms of money and interest that it incurs.

So in order to face that demand, here are some key tips on how to buy and save money on Champions league tickets:

Timing is everything:

When to buy your ticket is a great question, ticket prices don’t always drop when the event is nearing, what you need to do is pay attention to the number of tickets that are out there on all the different ticket markets, make sure to take into account if the stadium is a large one or a small one. For example, Anfield Stadium is quite a small stadium and it’s unlikely that ticket prices will drop, so you will need to track the market and hit it at the right time.

Buying as a group can be costly:

Buying tickets as a large group can come at a price, usually, prices are cheaper for seating in pairs, triples will be hard to come by, and single tickets will be much cheaper. Your best bet is to split your purchase and buy your tickets between a few different listings and groupings rather than trying to buy all the tickets from one single listing, this alone can save you hundreds of pounds.

Catch an away Match:

If you are not one of the lucky season cardholders then a ticket might be expensive for a huge clash at home. But what about travelling to a different country?

Away tickets can be substantially cheaper and you can actually make a trip out of it to a great destination that you were not planning on visiting.

Look for the opposite side of the home teams bench

Many time ticket prices will actually be more expensive on the team’s side. Let’s take for example the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium. The Tribune side can be some times more expensive by almost 30-50 euro per ticket just because its the opposite side of the bench. Its almost always the case in every large stadium where the team ticket office will try and capitalise their revenue, but in actuality, the view will be the same and you can save a few pounds along the way.

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Current ticket prices for the Champions League round of 16 fixtures:

*Prices are per a single ticket, with some delivery fees for to be added, tickets seated in pairs will most likely cost more.

EventStarting From Price
Feb 18 2020Tue ・ 20:00 Borussia Dortmund vs Paris Saint Germain Signal Iduna Park (Westfalenstadion) ・ Dortmund, GermanyFrom £93
Feb 18 2020 Tue ・ 21:00 Atletico Madrid vs Liverpool
Wanda Metropolitano ・ Madrid, Spain
From £118
Feb 19 2020 Wed ・ 20:00 Tottenham Hotspur vs RB Leipzig Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ・ London, United KingdomFrom £138
Feb 19 2020 Wed ・ 21:00 Atalanta BC vs Valencia CF
Stadio San Siro (Giuseppe Meazza) ・ Milan, Italy
From £93
Feb 25 2020 Tue ・ 20:00 Chelsea vs Bayern Munich
Stamford Bridge ・ London, England
From £206
Feb 25 2020 Tue ・ 21:00 SSC Napoli vs FC Barcelona
Stadio San Paolo ・ Naples, Italy
From £86
Feb 26 2020 Wed ・ 21:00 Lyon vs Juventus FCParc
Olympique Lyonnais ・ Lyon, France
N/A
Feb 26 2020 Wed ・ 21:00 Real Madrid vs Manchester City Santiago Bernabeu ・ Madrid, SpainFrom £136
Mar 10 2020 Tue ・ 21:00 Valencia CF vs Atalanta BC
Estadio Mestalla ・ Valencia, Spain
From £88
Mar 10 2020 Tue ・ 21:00 RB Leipzig vs Tottenham Hotspur Red Bull Arena ・ Leipzig, GermanyFrom £85
Mar 11 2020 Wed ・ 20:00 Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid Anfield ・ Liverpool, EnglandFrom £334
Mar 11 2020 Wed ・ 21:00 Paris Saint Germain vs Borussia Dortmund Parc des Princes ・ Paris, FranceFrom £235
Mar 17 2020 Tue ・ 20:00 Manchester City vs Real Madrid Etihad Stadium ・ Manchester, United KingdomFrom £195
Mar 17 2020 Tue ・ 21:00 Juventus FC vs Lyon
Allianz Stadium ・ Torino, Italy
From £176
Mar 18 2020 Wed ・ 21:00 FC Barcelona vs SSC Napoli
Camp Nou Stadium ・ Barcelona, Spain
From £163
Mar 18 2020 Wed ・ 21:00 Bayern Munich vs Chelsea
Allianz Arena ・ Munich, Germany
From £222

Champions League calendar

Last-16 first legs

18 February: Borussia Dortmund vs Paris Saint-Germain, Atletico Madrid vs Liverpool

19 February: Atalanta vs Valencia, Tottenham v sRB Leipzig

25 February: Chelsea vs Bayern Munich, Napoli vs Barcelona

26 February: Real Madrid vs Manchester City, Lyon vs Juventus

Last-16 second legs

10 March: Valencia vs Atalanta, RB Leipzig v Tottenham

11 March: Paris Saint-Germain vs Borussia Dortmund, Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid

17 March: Manchester City vs Real Madrid, Juventus vs Lyon

18 March: Bayern Munich vs Chelsea, Barcelona vs Napoli

20 March: Quarter-finals and semi-finals draw

7, 8 April: Quarter-finals first leg

14, 15 April: Quarter-finals second leg

28, 29 April: Semi-finals first leg

5, 6 May: Semi-finals second leg

30 May: Champions League Final