Champions League Quarterfinal Draw 2018 Result- Sevilla vs Bayern and Liverpool v Man City in last eight

The draw for the 2018/19 Champions League quarterfinals were made today (March 16, 2018) and they’ve thrown up some interesting clashes. There will be only one English representative in the last four after Liverpool were drawn against Man City in the quarterfinals. Sevilla’s reward for upsetting Manchester United is a blockbuster clash against German giants Bayern while Juventus will take on Real Madrid in a repeat of last season’s final.

The last quarterfinal is between Barcelona and Roma, a repeat of the group stage clash between the two teams from the 2015/16 season.

There are three Spanish clubs in the last eight (Barca, Real and Sevilla), two from Italy (Juve, Roma) and England (Liverpool, Man City) and one from Germany (Bayern)

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Iceland New World Cup Kit 2018- Iceland 2018 WC Uniforms by Errea

Tiny Iceland will be looking to repeat their Euro 2016 performances when they appear in their first ever World Cup in Russia later this summer. The new Iceland World Cup kit has been made by Errea, one of the few teams in the 32 team tournament to be outfitted by the Italian manufacturer.

Iceland home World Cup kit: Blue
Iceland away World Cup kit: Red

Manufacturer: Errea
Launch Date: 15 March, 2018

To be worn: World Cup 2018 Group D (vs Argentina, Croatia and Nigeria)

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Blues seek 2012 encore at the Nou Camp

The final game in the Champions League Round of 16 is a blockbuster one as Spanish giants Barcelona host Antonio Conte’s Chelsea in a mouth watering midweek clash at the Nou Camp.

The tie is finely poised after a 1-1 draw in the first leg at Stamford Bridge, and the Blues will be hoping for a repeat of the scoreline from their previous visit to the Nou Camp- a 2-2 draw courtesy of a stoppage time goal from Fernando Torres that put them in the final at the expense of the Catalan giants. Roberto di Matteo’s men eventually went on to beat Bayern in the decider in Munich and claim their first CL title

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