Champions League 2013: Fixtures, Schedule, Live Stream Info and Kick-off Times

The Champions League group stage is nearing its climax, with two fixtures remaining before we will know the makeup of the draw for the knockout rounds.

As ever, this week's games will draw attention from across the world as the best players in football gather for 16 games of high quality European football action.

With every game live to viewers in the United Kingdom, fans will continue to be blessed with an incredible choice of live action once more this week.

Fixtures	Day	Group	Time	TV Info
Bayer Leverkusen vs. Man Utd	Wednesday	Group A	19.45	Sky Sports 2
Shakhtar Donetsk vs. Real Sociedad	Wednesday	Group A	19.45	Sky Red Button
Juventus vs. FC Copenhagen	Wednesday	Group B	19.45	Sky Red Button
Real Madrid vs. Galatasaray	Wednesday	Group B	19.45	Sky Red Button
Paris Saint Germain vs. Olympiakos	Wednesday	Group C	19.45	Sky Red Button
RSC Anderlecht vs. Benfica	Wednesday	Group C	19.45	Sky Red Button
CSKA Moscow vs. Bayern Munich	Wednesday	Group D	17.00	Sky Sports 4
Man City vs. Viktoria Plzen	Wednesday	Group D	19.45	Sky Sports 4

Fixture	Day	Group	Time	TV Info
Basel vs. Chelsea	Tuesday	Group E	19.45	Sky Sports 2
Steaua Bucharest vs. FC Schalke 04	Tuesday	Group E	19.45	Sky Red Button
Arsenal vs. Marseille	Tuesday	Group F	19.45	ITV
Borussia Dortmund vs. Napoli	Tuesday	Group F	19.45	Sky Red Button
Zenit St Petersburg vs. Atlético Madrid	Tuesday	Group G	17.00	Sky Sport 2
FC Porto vs. FK Austria Vienna	Tuesday	Group G	19.45	Sky Red Button
Ajax vs. Barcelona	Tuesday	Group H	19.45	Sky Red Button
Celtic vs. Milan	Tuesday	Group H	19.45	Sky Sports 4

All games are broadcast live via Sky Sports, which means that all subscribers can also view any matches scheduled on a channel via the SkyGo application or website.

Any game shown via the red button can also be viewed on laptops or tablets via the Sky Events Centre web page.

Arsenal's tie with Marseille on Tuesday night can be viewed live on the ITV website's live streaming service, or on demand via ITV Player.

At 10 p.m. GMT on both evenings, Sky Sports 2 will also broadcast Champions League Goals, showing highlights of all of that night's action.

That programme, as well as subsequent re-broadcastings of the night's action will also be available to stream via SkyGo.

With only four of the competition's last 16 sides decided, a number of teams will hope to book their ticket to the next round with success this week to avoid a nervous final day of group stage action.

With Porto, Borussia Dortmund and Shakhtar Donetsk among those currently missing out on progression, excitement should be high as some of the biggest names in European football scrap for their very survival in the tournament.

Be sure to tune in and enjoy all the week's football action.