For Bayer Leverkusen, everything is at stake tonight at the Emirates Stadium in London. After the 1:1 draw in the first leg, Xabi Alonso's team must win at FC Arsenal to reach the Champions League quarter-finals. A draw is not enough for Leverkusen – they need to surprise in the premier competition.
The return leg starts at 9 PM and promises pure excitement. Arsenal, currently leading the Premier League table, aims to confirm their favorite role in front of their home crowd. Leverkusen, on the other hand, hopes for their first quarter-final entry in years and could thus make German football history.
Where can fans follow the match live? The broadcasting rights for the Champions League in Germany are held by Amazon Prime Video. This means: The entire match is exclusively available via live stream on the platform. Those without a subscription can use a free trial or watch the match later in the summary on DAZN.
There is no live broadcast on free TV. However, channels like Sky Sport News or Sport1 regularly show highlights and analyses. For on-the-go, the UEFA app is suitable, offering live tickers, statistics, and video summaries.
The situation is clear: Leverkusen must attack in London, while Arsenal would already advance with a draw. 'After the draw in the first leg, we hope for a surprise,' a club spokesperson told kicker. The team travels to England with confidence but is aware of the challenge against one of Europe's best clubs.
For German football fans, the match is particularly interesting, as Leverkusen is the last Bundesliga representative in the Champions League. Advancing would not only boost the club but also strengthen the reputation of German football. Additionally, millions in prize money are at stake, which can be crucial for the clubs' finances.
Those who miss the match can catch the highlights from midnight on DAZN. The platform shows all Champions League matches as recordings. Sportschau and other news programs will also report on the result.
Tonight, it will be decided whether Leverkusen achieves the sensation or Arsenal advances as expected. One thing is certain: Football fans across Germany will have their eyes on London.
