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As the league campaign comes to an end throughout Europe, the Champions League approaches a pivotal moment later tonight, with several powerful clubs facing potential elimination.
There is little margin for mistake for Ajax, Napoli, and Benfica going into the final round. With six points, Ajax is ranked 32nd out of 36 teams and has little chance of surviving. To maintain their campaign, the Dutch team needs to defeat Olympiakos at home and rely on outcomes elsewhere.
Napoli is likewise under duress. With eight points, the Italian team is in 25th place, barely outside of qualifying. They will host Chelsea in what seems to be one of the most evenly matched games of the evening, with both teams needing to win.
Jose Mourinho’s Benfica is in 29th place and will take on Real Madrid in a difficult match. The Portuguese club would only advance into the qualifying zone if they won.
The top eight teams in the competition go straight to the round of sixteen. For the remaining knockout slots, clubs ranked ninth through twenty-four will compete in a two-leg play-off; the bottom twelve teams are eliminated. Only Slavia Prague, Villarreal, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Kairat Almaty are currently officially eliminated.
The Premier League, where all six English representatives still have a chance to advance to the knockout stages, will also receive a lot of attention.
After an excellent start to the season, Arsenal is poised to take the top spot. Mikel Arteta’s team will play Kairat Almaty and simply need a draw to win first position.
Liverpool, who are hosting Qarabag at Anfield, are in fourth place with 15 points. With eight teams trailing by 13 points, a draw may be dangerous and force the Reds into the playoffs. However, a victory would ensure a top-eight finish.
Tottenham will visit Eintracht Frankfurt in fifth place with 14 points. A win in Germany would guarantee them a spot in the round of sixteen, while a draw would leave them open to being surpassed by multiple teams.
After defeating PSV 3-0 last week, Newcastle’s chances were improved. The current opponent for Eddie Howe’s team is Paris Saint-Germain. Even a draw could be sufficient because of their healthy goal differential, but a victory would validate their advancement.
With 13 points, Chelsea holds the final automatic qualification slot, but they will be put to the test away at Napoli. Even three points might not ensure safety, but the Blues need to win to boost their chances. Chasing teams like Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, who both have favorable home games, would be able to enter the game if there was a draw.
Meanwhile, Manchester City still has work to do. To have a reasonable chance of placing in the top eight, Pep Guardiola’s team needs to defeat Galatasaray at home. With eight teams tied on points and five of them ahead of City on goal differential, a draw is unlikely to be enough.
