Remaining last-16 games on August 7-8; quarter-finals: August 12-15; semi-finals: August 18-19; final: August 23
Wednesday 17 June 2020 16:42, UK
Champions League knockout games will be played in a 12-day condensed tournament in Lisbon in August, UEFA has confirmed.
The eight teams remaining in the competition will take part in a straight knockout tournament between August 12 and 23.
The four remaining last-16 second-leg matches, including Manchester City vs Real Madrid, will take place on August 7 and 8.
UEFA is yet to determine whether those matches will take place at the respective host stadiums, or in Portugal, but revealed a decision would be made before July 10.
Paris Saint-Germain, Atalanta, Atletico Madrid and RB Leipzig are the four clubs who have already guaranteed their respective places in the last eight.
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said they will decide by mid-July whether fans could be present at the respective Champions League and Europa League tournaments.
He said: "If I would answer today, we don't think we could have spectators at the Champions League or Europa League finals, but things are changing rapidly.
"We will assess the situation at the beginning of July and we will see what the situation will be. It would be incompetent from us if we were to decide in advance about the situation."
In addition, the culmination of this season's Europa League from the last eight onwards will take place across four venues in Germany between August 10 and 21.
Meanwhile, all remaining matches in the Women's Champions League will be played as a knockout tournament in Bilbao, Spain between August 21 and 30.
The Premier League 2019/20 season will provisionally restart on Wednesday June 17 and Sky, the UK's leading football broadcaster, will make 25 games available 'free to air' - including Everton vs Liverpool on the first full weekend back - for everyone in the UK to enjoy.
Sky Sports will show 64 live Premier League games when the season resumes. In addition to the 39 matches already scheduled to be broadcast exclusively live on Sky Sports before the coronavirus interruption, 25 more matches will be available on both Sky Sports Premier League and Sky's free-to-air Pick channel, allowing the whole nation to be part of the return of live sport.
To celebrate the return of the Premier League, Sky Sports will also launch a host of innovative new features and updates to give fans an even more immersive experience and share the moments live with family and friends on virtual platforms.
