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Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona: TV channel, streaming and how to watch Champions League quarter-final
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Atletico Madrid faces Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-finals tonight, holding a 2-0 advantage from the first leg. A red card for Pau Cubarsi significantly impacted Barcelona's performance, allowing Atletico to capitalize with two goals.
Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona: TV channel, streaming and how to watch Champions League quarter-final
Atletico Madrid and Barcelona meet in the Champions League quarter-finals tonight.
Itâs advantage Atletico, who secured a 2-0 upset win at the Camp Nou last week. Pau Cubarsiâs red card proved costly for the Catalans, as Julian Alvarez scored from the resulting free-kick.
Alexander Sorloth doubled the visitors lead to give Diego Simeoneâs side a strong advantage heading into the return this evening.
Hereâs everything you need to know ahead of a huge night of Champions League action.
How to watch Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona: TV channel and streaming details
Atletico Madrid v Barcelona takes place on Tuesday, April 14th at the Metropolitano in Madrid.
Kick-off is at 8pm UK time, with live coverage on TNT Sports 1 and new streaming provider HBO Max starting from 7:30pm.
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Q&A
What was the score of the first leg between Atletico Madrid and Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-finals?
Atletico Madrid won the first leg 2-0 against Barcelona.
Who scored the goals for Atletico Madrid in the first leg against Barcelona?
Julian Alvarez and Alexander Sorloth scored the goals for Atletico Madrid in the first leg.
What impact did Pau Cubarsi's red card have on the match between Atletico Madrid and Barcelona?
Pau Cubarsi's red card led to a free-kick that resulted in a goal for Atletico Madrid, contributing to Barcelona's defeat.
