Barcelona FC will be squaring up with Bayern Munich in one of the quarter-finals matches of the UEFA Champions League on a neutral ground in Portugal next month.
The most anticipated European top league football competition was suspended in March due to the grave nature of coronavirus pandemic and its wild spread.
Both teams would be able to prove their dominance as they did in their respective country’s league even they meet without home or fans’ support.
The Catalan had a 1-1 draw with Napoli while the Bavarians trashed Chelsea with three unreplied goals.
On the other hand, Real Madrid still have the chance to overturn their deficit over Manchester City, while Juventus tackkes with the Olympic Lyon.
