Champions League Draw | 2018-19 UCL Quarterfinal Draw LIVE!

The draw will begin at 11am GMT (4:30pm IST)

Updated: 15 March 2019 17:24 IST - Published: 15 March 2019 11:29 IST

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FInal Draw

Quarterfinals:
AFC Ajax v Juventus
Liverpool v Porto
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City
Manchester United v FC Barcelona

Semifinals:
Tottenham Hotspur/Manchester City v Juventus/Ajax
Manchester United/Barcelona v Liverpool/Porto

RONALDO AND MESSI CANNOT MEET UNTIL THE FINAL, not surprising, is it?

The winner of semifinal 1 will be the home team for the final.

So here's the final draw for the semifinal

Tottenham Hotspur/Manchester City v Juventus/Ajax
Manchester United/Barcelona v Liverpool/Porto

The second semifinal will see Manchester United or Barcelona at home against Liverpool or Portoin the first leg

Tottenham or Man City will face AJAX OR JUVENTUS

The first teams out of the bowl are the winners of Tottenham v Man City

Now, the path to the UEFA Champions League final, will be drawn, with the semifinal draw!

So here's our quarterfinal lineup for the Champions League this season

AFC Ajax v Juventus
Liverpool v Porto
Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City
Manchester United v FC Barcelona

So that means it's MANCHESTER UNITED v BARCELONA!

Tottenham will face Manchester City

The next club out of the bowl is Tottenham Hotspur

Liverpool will face PORTO

The next team out of the bowl is LIVERPOOL

Wow. After their giant-killing act in Madrid, Ajax's exciting youngsters head to Turin

Ajax will face JUVENTUS

The first team out of the bowl is AJAX

Right, IT'S TIME! The draw is underway

Manchester City and United cannot play at home on consecutive nights. United's fixture will be reversed if them and City are drawn to play at home on the same week. That is because United finished below City in the domestic league last season.

"Really hard to choose one team, but I think Liverpool is doing really well," Cesar begins. Then he names Juventus, Barcelona, Man City as favourites too.

Cesar won the Champions League with Inter in 2010, and now he's talking about a great Inter side, which helped him win the title.

To help Marchetti with the draw will be former Inter Milan goalkeeper Julio Cesar. He's a Champions League winner, from 2010, and right now, a UEFA Ambassador

Marchetti has wished all the clubs the best and ordered, implored really, all the clubs to give all of us the emotions that football brings.

We've just had a laugh here, at Marchetti's uncanny resemblance with Claudio Ranieri. So, what does Marchetti tinker?

No Infantino but we still have UEFA Deputy General Secretary Giorgio Marchetti handling the draw. Now, if I have to type like Marchetti speaks, ita woulda looka somethinga likea thisa.

It's Pedro Pinto who's handling the UCL Draw. How many of you miss now-FIFA-President Gianni Infantino explaining the rules and handling the draw?

The proceedings have begun, and as you'd expect, the host has begun by plugging another potential Ronaldo v Messi battle

We're just minutes away from the Champions League draw kicking off in Nyon. The club officials are in position, and they will know their fate soon.

Last year, there only two English teams in the quarterfinal. The Champions League draw pitted both of them against each other. How many all-English fixtures are we going to see thrown up by today's draw? Two?

We're just about an hour away from the start of the draw in Nyon. How are the nerves?

Four English teams in the quarterfinal for the first time since the 2008-09 season. Barcelona beat United in the final, then. Can an English team break the La Liga dominance of the competition?

Right. Who do you want your team to avoid? Surely, at this stage, fans of all clubs are saying bring on anybody?

How do the last eight teams rank? We've got you covered, with this one.

Spoiler Alert: Ronaldo's team and Messi's team are the top two. In which order? Read to find out.

The semifinal draw will also be held today, straight after the quarterfinal draw. So, by the end of proceedings in Nyon, we'll get to know every team's potential path through to the final at the Wanda Metropolitano.

No restrictions, no country protection, no seeding. Just an open draw today, anybody can face anybody. What do you think will be the most mouthwatering fixture? A Manchester Derby? Another round of Messi v Ronaldo? Another round of Klopp v Guardiola?

8 teams in the draw, then.

Manchester City
Manchester United
Liverpool
Tottenham Hotspur
Juventus
Barcelona
Ajax
Porto