Arsenal

No Arsenal players or staff will be tested for coronavirus after the postponement of tonight's Premier League game against Manchester City.

The match was cancelled after Olympiakos owner Evangelos Marinakis said he had contracted the virus.

Marinakis attended Olympiakos' Europa League tie at Arsenal on 27 February.

The BBC understands fewer than five Arsenal players are in self-isolation, having been in contact with Marinakis in the tunnel after that match.

PSG have suffered some particularly cruel blows at the last-16 stage. In 2017, they blew a 4-0 first-leg lead against Barcelona by losing 6-1 at the Nou Camp.

Last season, having won 2-0 at Old Trafford, they conceded a late penalty to lose 3-1 at home to Manchester United and go out on away goals. Maybe having to come from behind, rather than hold on to an advantage, will suit them better?

Porto were the last team to come back from a 2-1 away defeat in the first leg, winning 3-1 at home to Roma after extra time in last season's last 16.

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You either love to see Diego Costa charge around like a bull in a china shop, or you're wrong.

Him, Pepe, Sergio Ramos - box office players for a night like this.

Jurgen Klopp makes two changes to his Liverpool side which beat Bournemouth in the Premier League at the weekend. Jordan Henderson returns, as does Andy Robertson, with Fabinho and James Milner dropping to the bench.

Liverpool starting XI: Adrian, Van Dijk, Wijnaldum, Firmino, Mane, Salah, Gomez, Henderson (C), Oxlade-Chamberlain, Robertson, Alexander-Arnold

Substitutes: Lonergan, Fabinho, Milner, Minamino, Lallana, Origi, Matip

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Diego Simeone, meanwhile, makes three changes following Atletico's 2-2 La Liga draw with Sevilla. Thomas, Renan Lodi and Diego Costa are in, Alvaro Morata and Marcos Llorente drop to the bench while Mario Hermoso is out.

Atletico Madrid starting XI: Oblak, Thomas, Koke (C), Joao Felix, Saul Niguez, Correa, Renan Lodi, Savic, Felipe, Diego Costa, Trippier

Substitutes: Adan, Gimenez, Morata, Lemar, Llorente, Carrasco, Vrsaljko

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BBC Sport at Anfield

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There is comic-book style artwork on the cover of tonight's programme and, inside, Jurgen Klopp makes it clear he believes his side are super heroes for real.

Klopp writes: "Everything this group of players has in this moment, they have fought and scrapped for. We are fighters to our very core. Opportunity is the pressure that drives us - it is only positive in these moments.

"We have talent, desire, energy and belief. We know when we bring our intensity we hold the pen and we write the story."

This week has seen an unprecedented list of postponements across the global sporting calendar.

The French League Cup final and the Copa del Rey were put on ice earlier on while several Europa League games penned in for tomorrow have gone.

Here's a timeline of what has been called off so far.

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In major European competition, seven of Atletico Madrid’s 13 away visits to England have ended as draws (W2 D7 L4), with Los Colchoneros unbeaten in their last four matches there (W1 D3) since losing 1-2 to Liverpool in April 2010.

A draw - of course - would send them through tonight.

Jadon Sancho starts for Dortmund tonight...

Full team news to come.

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Two last-16 ties were concluded last night, with some new faces in the quarter-finals.

Atalanta thrashed Valencia and

Ruthless RB Leipzig were too good for toothless Tottenham.

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As most of Europe puts their football matches behind closed doors we still go on in Britain.

Has anyone been put off going to tonight's game at Anfield? And how would you react to a suspension of football here?

Let us know.

Liverpool

Two changes for Liverpool.

In: Henderson, Robertson

Out: Fabinho, Milner

I'd be amazed if you hadn't heard but tonight's Premier League game has been called OFF.

It went about 1am this morning in fact, just as I got in from the office.

Why?

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The game has been postponed as a "precautionary measure" and several Gunners players are in self-isolation after Olympiakos owner Evangelos Marinakis contracted coronavirus.

Arsenal say Marinakis, 52, met a number of their players when the Gunners hosted the Greek side in a Europa League match two weeks ago.

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Tonight's game will be played behind closed doors because of coronavirus.

Paris police made the decision on Monday in a bid to contain the spread of the virus.

The French champions, trailing 2-1 from the first leg, host the German side at Parc des Princes.

PSG said they were "fully mobilised" to ensure the match will go ahead in the "best possible conditions".

France has 1,116 confirmed cases of coronavirus, according to the World Health Organisation, with only China, South Korea, Italy and Iran having more.

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Two games, one behind closed doors. Plenty of goals. Potentially.

Liverpool v Atletico Madrid (20:00 GMT, Agg 0-1)

Paris St-Germain v Borussia Dortmund (20:00 GMT, Agg 1-2)

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The road to a third Champions League final in a row is paved with obstacles - and tonight Liverpool face one of European football's most obdurate.

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Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid side make life hard for you. They defend as if their very existence depends on it, they love a draw and they didn't allow Liverpool to have a single shot on target in the first leg.

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To get through tonight Liverpool will have to find a way.

Can they mount a comeback? They do have previous...

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