Kick-off on 18.02.25 22:00.

The UEFA Champions League Multi-feed will showcase all the goals and key moments from the first matchday of the Round of 16 second-leg fixtures. The football evening kicks off at San Siro at 19:45. In the first-leg match in Rotterdam, the Pride of the South secured a narrow 1-0 victory thanks to a goal in the third minute. The Dutch side managed only two shots on target. Goalkeeper Timon Wellenreuther denied the Rossoneri any success, making six saves. In Lombardy, the visitors will be without fourteen players, mostly due to injuries.

The MEGOGO platform will broadcast the UEFA Champions League Multi-feed online on February 18, 2025.

In Bergamo, Atalanta will host Club Brugge after a 1-2 away defeat. The team from West Flanders snatched victory at Jan Breydel Stadium in stoppage time by converting a penalty. The spot-kick was taken by Swedish forward Gustaf Nilsson, who spent most of the match on the bench. In Munich, Bayern aims to build on their success after a 2-1 away win against Celtic. In Glasgow, the German giants scored just before halftime and early in the second half. South Korean midfielder Hyun-jun Yang provided an assist for the hosts' only goal just two minutes after coming on as a substitute.

In Lisbon, Benfica and Monaco will meet for the return leg. In the principality, the Portuguese side claimed a 1-0 victory. The Monegasques played almost the entire second half with ten men after Libyan midfielder Al Musrati received two yellow cards. The Eagles took twenty-three shots but failed to extend their lead, keeping the tie open for the decisive match.

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