Arsenal welcomes reigning Champions League holders Real Madrid in the Emirates Stadium in the first stage of their quarterfinals of the Champions League, but the competition is not shown live on TNT-Sport
Arsenal will try to take a step in the direction of their first semi-final of the Champions League since 2009 when they are organizing Real Madrid tonight. The side of Mikel Arteta steamed past PSV 9-3 in the previous round to book a quarterfinals against the defensive European champions.
It marks a second consecutive run to the last eight in Europe's Premier Club competition for the Gunners who have to get beyond the 15-time champions if they want to break their 16-year drought from the last four. While the North -London side staggered in their attempts to chase Liverpool in the Premier League, they enjoyed a strong European campaign, after they have only lost one of their 10 games in the competition.
However, they will have to shoot on all fronts if they have the chance to make upset about the Spanish giants. After leaving Manchester City and Atletico Madrid in their fabric in earlier rounds, Madrid will have faith in their chances of maintaining their dominance in the Champions League.
It will be the first match between the two clubs since their 0-0-drawing game in Highbury in 2006, where Arsenal Madrid eliminated on the way to their Champions League final, where they lost 2-1 to Barcelona.
With an action-packed night of Sumptous Football ahead, football fans must be aware that neither Sky Sports or TNT sports will broadcast the game. However, there are still quality options for fans who want to view the game in the UK.
How to look at Arsenal vs Real Madrid
Arsenal will welcome Real Madrid at the Emirates Stadium at 8 p.m. tonight in the second consecutive Champions League Quarte final appearance of the Gunners. Although the tasty collision is not broadcast on Sky Sports and TNT sports, fans can coordinate via Amazon Prime video.
Thanks to the Prime Video app, new forced and existing members can view the promotion on their mobile devices. The broadcast of the quarter-final collision can be seen as part of the deal between Amazon and UEFA in which British Prime members are able to watch 17 exclusive Champions League matches during the 2024/25 campaign of the European competition.
For potential customers who do not yet have a prime subscription – which costs £ 8.99 per month or 95 per year – a free trial period of 30 days of Prime can record. Instead, you can decide to simply get the Prime Video service that will give you £ 5.99 per month. The deal between Amazon and UEFA will continue to the semi -final of the tournament.
Form and the story so far
The side of Mikel Arteta enjoyed a strong Champions League campaign, which was finished third in the newly formed competition phase. The side of Noord-London continued their good shape in the round of 16 phase where they were 7-1 Blitzden along PSV Eindhoven in the first stage of home.
A 2-2 draw followed with the Emirates to give the Premier League Giants a 9-3 total victory. However, at the domestic stage they have not shown the same level of dominance. With an 11-point gap between them and league leaders Liverpool, Arsenal did not succeed in stacking the pressure in the title race and only achieving two victories in their last six games.
They go into the collision against the ruling European champions on the back of a 1-1 draw with Everton in Goodison Park. Despite Madrid's empire reputation, they will arrive in the capital of England and have lost 2-1 to Valencia in their last outing at home.
The men of Carlo Ancelotti have not been a shock result here and there this season, because the Los Blancos are currently four points on Drift of La Liga leaders Barcelona with eight games to go.
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