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Arsenal supporters likely breathed a huge sigh of relief when their name was drawn against Porto for the Champions League last 16. On paper, the Portuguese side are one of the weaker sides remaining in the com Pet ition and the fact that they're currently seven points off Benfica - who finished third in their Champions League group - in the Primeira Liga would suggest that Arsenal should secure their quarter-final spot with little fuss. However, Porto have a wealth of experience in the Champions League knockout phase and boast a squad that contains some extremely talented individuals. Sergio Conceicao's side are not to be dismissed and any complacency from the Gunners will be punished. Here are the Porto players that Arsenal must watch out for in the Champions League last 16. Pepe Porto have two menacing Pepes in their squad / David Ramos/GettyImages Porto have plenty of menacing attackers in their ranks, a number of which are quintessentially Brazilian. Pepe - not the 40-year...

Manchester City finally got over the hump in 2023, defeating Inter in Istanbul to win the Champions League and seal a historic treble. Pep Guardiola's side had consistently found ways to avoid lifting Europe's premier club com Pet ition despite often being regarded as the best team the continent has to offer. In 2023/24, they're primed for a deep run as they attempt to defend their crown. Their knockout stage once again begins favourably against Danish giants FC Copenhagen in the round of 16. While Copenhagen beat out Manchester United to progress into the Champions League knockouts for the first time in over a decade, many regard the Danes as the easiest tie City could've got. Here's a rundown of City's history with the Danish giants. Memorable Games FC Copenhagen 2-2 Man City - 19 February 2009 Man City 2-1 FC Copenhagen - 26 February 2009 Man City 5-0 FC Copenhagen - 5 October 2022 FC Copenhagen 2-2 Man City - 19 February 2009 Man City twice surrendered the ...

Paris Saint-Germain produced a dominant performance as they roared to a comfortable 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund in their Champions League opener on Tuesday night. A Kylian Mbappe penalty early in the second half got the scoring underway before former Dortmund favourite Achraf Hakimi slotted home a second to put the Game to bed. Luis Enrique's side boasted close to 70% possession on an evening in which they were rarely under threat, cruising to a statement win to begin their European journey. How the game unfolded It was Dortmund who actually had the first opportunity of the Game . Donyell Malen found some space in the box 15 minutes in but couldn't steer his strike away from Gianluigi Donnarumma's welcoming arms. That was about as good as it got for Dortmund as PSG wrestled control of the contest. Randal Kolo Muani mis-hit what should have been an easy goal before Vitinha saw a strike cannon back off the post. Boasting nearly 80% possession as the first half ticked ...