Returning of midweek football

Winter sports lovers waited for four long years for their Olympic games competition which started at Pyeongchang (Asia) this Friday, and on the other hand football lovers will be pleased to hear that after two months their (our) favourite tournaments will resume throughout the European continent next week. From the second full midweek this month European Cups are going to begin with first knock-out matches in 2018. Both events for this third and final part will start playing on two days, plus we are going to have five different kick-off times in total.

For better and easiest view of all last 16 games, this first knockout stage of the first leg in Champions league is going to be played over two weeks. Equally, two matches will be played on two days.

Tuesday, 13 February at 20.45 CET: Basel - Manchester City.
Tuesday, 13 February at 20.45 CET: Juventus - Tottenham.

Wednesday, 14 February at 20.45 CET: Porto - Liverpool.
Wednesday, 14 February at 20.45 CET: Real Madrid - PSG.

With 16 more teams from its predecessor Europa league will have unequal matches in two days. Nevertheless, this exciting tournament is going to start first, and also it will have more kick-offs from the two: four.

Tuesday, 13 February at 18.00 CET: Crvena Zvezda - CSKA Moscow.

Thursday, 15 February at 17.00 CET: Astana - Sporting Clube de Portugal.

Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Borussia Dortmund - Atalanta.
Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Ludogorets Razgrad - Milan.
Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Nice - Lokomotiv Moscow.
Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Olympique Marseille - Braga.
Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Ostersunds - Arsenal.
Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Real Sociedad - Red Bull Salzburg.
Thursday, 15 February at 19.00 CET: Spartak Moscow - Athletic Bilbao.

Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: AEK - Dynamo Kyiv.
Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: Celtic - Zenit Saint Petersburg.
Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: FC Copenhagen - Atletico Madrid.
Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: Napoli - RasenBallsport Leipzig.
Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: Olympique Lyon - Villarreal.
Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: Partizan - Viktoria Plzen.
Thursday, 15 February at 21.05 CET: Steaua - Lazio.