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UCL Quarter-Final Leg 2 Schedule 2025: What are the Champions League Quarter-Final Second Leg Fixtures?

Moumita Dutta

UEFA Champions League 2025 Quarter-Finals Second Leg: Full Schedule, Fixtures & Key Clashes.

The UEFA Champions League 2024-25 quarter-final second leg matches are set to be played in less than a week. The four gripping fixtures will determine the semifinalists of this season. Some teams are carrying commanding leads from the first legs, while others still have a lot to do.

Barcelona, Arsenal, and PSG will be taking convincing advantages into their away fixtures next week. Whereas, Inter Milan hold a narrow but valuable edge after their impressive away win in Munich. Of all the ties, Barcelona and Arsenal appear most comfortable heading into the return legs. They are holding significant 3/4-goal leads with none conceded.

UCL 2024-25 Quarter-final Second Leg Fixtures

Here’s the return leg fixtures that will be held on April 15 and 16 – 

MatchesDateTime (ET)Venue
Aston Villa vs PSGApril 153:00 PMVilla Park
Borussia Dortmund vs BarcelonaApril 153:00 PMSignal Iduna Park
Real Madrid vs ArsenalApril 163:00 PMSantiago Bernabeu
Inter Milan vs Bayern MunichApril 163:00 PMSan Siro

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Inter took a big step towards the semi-finals with a 2-1 away win over Bayern Munich. Lautaro Martinez opened the scoring early. Although Thomas Muller equalized late, Davide Frattesi quickly restored Inter’s lead. Bayern, now facing elimination, need a strong performance in Milan to progress to the semis.

Arsenal dominated at the Emirates, thrashing Real Madrid 3-0. Declan Rice scored two stunning free-kicks which were his first direct free-kick goals in over 300 professional appearances. Mikel Merino added a third to seal the win. Madrid now have a mountain to climb. However, the return leg is at their home which can be considered a fort, so they can stay optimistic.

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Barcelona produced a statement performance at Camp Nou in the first leg, routing Borussia Dortmund 4-0. Raphinha broke the deadlock, followed by a Robert Lewandowski brace and a late goal from teenage sensation Lamine Yamal. The Catalans are now on the verge of reaching their first UCL semi-final since 2019. And it doesn’t look too far.

Despite falling behind to a Morgan Rogers goal, PSG bounced back in style. Desire Doue equalized before halftime, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Nuno Mendes adding two more to secure a win. PSG now carry a two-goal cushion to Villa Park, although manager Luis Enrique remains cautious.

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