European football giants are set for another exciting night of UEFA Champions League action, with several top clubs expected to battle for crucial points in the league phase.
Arsenal, Manchester United, Barcelona and Bayern Munich are among the teams listed for Tuesday’s fixtures, with supporters anticipating competitive encounters across Europe.
Arsenal are scheduled to host French side Lille at the Emirates Stadium, with kick-off set for 10:00 p.m. East African Time. German referee Felix Zwayer is listed to officiate the match as the Gunners seek to take advantage of playing at home.
Manchester United, meanwhile, face a challenging away fixture against Spanish side Atletico Madrid at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium. The match is scheduled for the same time, with Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg appointed to take charge. Both teams will be aiming for a positive result as they pursue their European ambitions.
Barcelona are also listed for an away encounter against Turkish side Galatasaray at RAMS Park in Istanbul. Italian referee Marco Guida is scheduled to officiate the match, which is expected to attract significant attention from supporters of both clubs.
German giants Bayern Munich are set to travel to Norway to face Viking at the Lyse Arena. Bulgarian referee Georgi Kabakov is listed as the match official, with the German side facing an away assignment.
Elsewhere, Italian side Inter Milan are scheduled to welcome Club Brugge to the San Siro, with Norwegian referee Rohit Saggi appointed to oversee the contest.
RB Leipzig will face Dutch side PSV Eindhoven at the Red Bull Arena, where Scottish referee Nicholas Walsh is listed to take charge.
Spanish club Villarreal are also scheduled to host Italian opponents Napoli at the Estadio de la Cerámica, with German referee Daniel Siebert named as the official.
Earlier in the evening, Lens are listed to welcome Portuguese side Sporting CP to the Stade Bollaert-Delelis, with Croatian referee Igor Pajač appointed for the encounter.
Azerbaijani club Sabah are also listed to face Czech side Slavia Prague in an early kick-off, with Austrian referee Sebastian Gishamer named as the match official.
