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At the round of 16 stage, Diego Simeone's men left it late against Inter Milan and eventually progressed into the last-eight on penalties.

In contrast, the German outfit defeated PSV Eindhoven 3-1 over two legs to make it here.

Atletico Madrid vs. Borussia Dortmund

Champions League matchup at a glance

When: Wednesday, April 10 at 3 p.m. ET

Where: Cívitas Metropolitano, Madrid, Spain

TV channel: ESPN+

Antoine Griezmann has recovered from an ankle injury and is available for selection, but Thomas Lemar will remain sidelined due to an Achilles tendon rupture.

Defender Mario Hermoso will also miss out with a thigh injury, so Reinildo Mandava will be in line to partner Jose Gimenez at centre-back.

Memphis Depay is a doubt due to a knock sustained in training, so Alvaro Morata is expected to join forces with Griezmann upfront.

Atletico Madrid possible XI: Oblak; Witsel, Gimenez, Reinildo; Molina, Llorente, Koke, De Paul, Lino; Griezmann, Morata

BVB boss Edin Terzic now will welcome Nico Schlotterbeck back from suspension, but Ramy Bensebaini is ruled out with a knee injury.

Dutch attacker Donyell Malen is also set to remain confined to the treatment room, while the likes of Marco Reus, Sebastien Haller and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens could render their services in attack.

Whereas Niclas Fullkrug may be given an opportunity to snap an eight-game goal drought in all competitions.

Borussia Dortmund possible XI: Kobel; Ryerson, Hummels, Schlotterbeck, Maatsen; Sabitzer, Can, Brandt; Sancho, Fullkrug, Adeyemi

Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund look to get a first-leg advantage in the Champions League quarterfinal when the two teams meet Wednesday afternoon at Wanda Metropolitano.

Real Madrid vs. Manchester City.

The all-time kings of Europe take on the current holders in the standout tie of the Champions League quarterfinals.

For the third year running Madrid and City meet in a match-up in which the winner has gone on to lift the trophy in the past two seasons. And it would be difficult to look beyond either team going on to continue that streak this time around.

City is still in contention for back-to-back trebles after winning the Premier League title, Champions League and FA Cup last year.

Madrid, reinvigorated by the signing of Jude Bellingham last summer, is eight points clear at the top of the Spanish league and aiming for a record-extending 15th European Cup title.

The Spanish giant also has a point to prove after being routed 4-0 by City in the second leg of last year’s semifinals.

Then it was City who had a score to settle, having suffered a late collapse at the Bernabeu to crash out in the semifinals in 2022.

Manager Pep Guardiola will likely know how motivated Madrid will be to exact revenge — just as his players were last year — and that adds a subplot to a tie that is already heavy on intrigue.

Elsewhere, Paris Saint-Germain versus Barcelona is another clash of heavyweights, with Kylian Mbappe aiming to finally lead the French champions to European club soccer’s elite trophy before walking away at the end of the season.

Premier League title-chasing Arsenal takes on a Bayern Munich team that is limping towards the end of a miserable campaign in the German league, while Atletico Madrid faces Borussia Dortmund.

After a difficult start to his coaching career at PSG, when he had to put up with Mbappe’s bitter contract saga, Luis Enrique has steadily won over fans and the French media - even if it meant dropping Mbappe or taking him off in games.

Enrique won the treble as Barcelona coach in 2015 with Lionel Messi in his team and is still in contention to do the same at PSG with Mbappe.

Losing has become a distant memory for PSG, which is undefeated in 27 matches since a loss away to AC Milan in November during the Champions League group stage. But playing a rested Barcelona side could be the toughest test of the season.

Xavi Hernández attempted to shock his team into getting its act together by saying he would quit at the end of the season, something that has coincided with a certain improvement.

Barcelona has gone unbeaten in 11 straight games since Xavi said in late January that he was renouncing the final year of his contract.

Robert Lewandowski, teenager Lamine Yamal and Raphinha are all playing well of late, but the midfield is a big question mark due to injury concerns.

Making their 12th appearance in this stage of the tournament, you have to go back to 1996/97 season for Atletico's last defeat at the quarterfinal phase (going out 3-2 to Dutch giants Ajax). Diego Simeone's men had to grind out an impressive 3-2 aggregate win over Inter to set up this tie, a battling victory that will likely have boosted the Spanish side's morale ahead of this round.

While this might not be a vintage Dortmund side, Edin Terzić's men were good value for their 3-1 aggregate win over PSV Eindhoven. Goals from Jadon Sancho and Marco Reus in the decisive home leg ensured the Yellow and Blacks' place in the quarterfinals for the first time in three years.