UEFA Champions League Round-of-16 Leg 2: Live-Stream Info, Scenarios to Advance

The UEFA Champions League round of 16 resumes Tuesday. There will be a pair of second-leg matches each day Tuesday and Wednesday, as well as March 17 and 18. Once the last eight teams have been determined, the draw for the quarterfinals will be held March 20.

Below you can find the complete schedule for the second legs of the Champions League round of 16, how to watch and stream every match, a breakdown of the away goals tiebreaker, a first-leg recap and second-leg preview for each matchup.

Champions League Round-of-16 Leg 2 Schedule, How to Watch, Live-Stream Info

All of the round-of-16 second-leg matches will kick off at 4 p.m. ET instead of the usual 3 p.m. because of the difference in the start of daylight saving time in the United States and Europe.

Tuesday, March 10

RB Leipzig vs. Tottenham
Valencia vs. Atalanta

Wednesday, March 11

Liverpool vs. Atletico Madrid
PSG vs. Borussia Dortmund

Tuesday, March 17

Manchester City vs. Real Madrid
Juventus vs. Lyon

Wednesday, March 18

Barcelona vs. Napoli
Bayern Munich vs. Chelsea

Friday, March 20

The final draw of the Champions League season will determine quarterfinal matchups, set up the bracket for the remainder of the competition and determine a designated home side for the final. There will be no league, country or geographic restrictions, making every potential matchup possible.

TNT and B/R Live are the homes of the UEFA Champions League in the United States. You can stream every knockout-round match on B/R Live, with a select match each day broadcasting on TNT. Fans in the UK can watch the Champions League on BT Sport.

B/R Live provides multiple options for streaming Champions League soccer. The B/R Live Pass is available as a monthly ($9.99) or annual ($79.99) subscription, giving access to watch every live match, full replays, highlight and magazine shows and exclusive video content from some of the top clubs in the competition. The B/R Live Pass also allows you to watch every sport, league and program that streams on B/R Live.

Fans can also buy matches on a pay-per-view basis for $2.99 each, which includes access to watch the full replay at any time after it becomes available. Stream the Champions League on B/R Live here. And learn more about the B/R Live Pass here.

The Away Goals Tiebreaker Explained

Champions League knockout-round winners are determined by the aggregate score over two legs. When one team has more goals than the other after 180 minutes, it's easy. If the teams are tied after the second leg, the tiebreaker is away goals scored, utilized on the premise that it's harder to score away from home than at home.

That's why the teams that scored goals as visitors in the first leg, even in losses or draws, will feel relatively good about their chances of progressing. Those that didn't score away goals will feel the pressure of a much smaller margin for error. Second-leg away goals often vastly open up the matches, with teams having to shift from controlling the match to outscoring each other.

If the teams' away goal totals are also equal after 90 minutes in the second leg, the match will go to extra time. The wrinkle is that the away-goals rule still applies, meaning that if the visiting club scores, the home side will have to score twice to advance. The visiting team scoring in extra time also eliminates the possibility of the match going to penalty kicks.

Were the score and away goals still all square after extra time, a match will go to a shootout. These will operate as normal, with each side taking five penalties to determine a winner. If tied after five, the penalties will go to sudden death.

Champions League Round of 16: Leg 1 Recaps, Leg 2 Previews

First-leg scores in parentheses,

RB Leipzig (1) vs. Tottenham (0) | Stream on B/R Live (Also on TNT)

A Timo Werner penalty made all the difference in the first leg in north London, where a Tottenham side dealing with several injuries was unable to conjure any form of a consistent attack. With Harry Kane, Heung-Min Son and Moussa Sissoko out injured, Spurs' struggles have continued, with manager Jose Mourinho left wondering what to do.

Leipzig returns to Germany in strong form, having climbed to second in the Bundesliga table. Werner and Marcel Sabitzer will look to guide Leipzig into the quarterfinals, while Lucas Moura and Tottenham will search for the magic that ignited last season's fairytale European run.

Valencia (1) vs. Atalanta (4) | Stream on B/R Live

The darlings of this season's competition, upstart Atalanta went to work in the first leg against Valencia, pouring in four goals, two from Hans Hateboer, to bring a huge lead into Spain. One of the most explosive teams in Europe, Atalanta leads Italy's Serie A in goals scored by a decent margin.

But don't count out Valencia just yet. Its lone away goal in the first leg, as well as the return of a couple attacking options from injury, means this second leg could turn into a shootout. Dani Parejo, Maxi Gomez, Rodrigo and Daniel Wass will be surging forward.

Liverpool (0) vs. Atletico Madrid (1) | Stream on B/R Live (Also on TNT)

The European champions are in a bit of trouble after the first leg of their last-16 tie. Everything went according to plan for Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid side, which scored early and then locked down Liverpool for the rest of the match, holding the Reds without a single shot on goal.

But Liverpool won't feel too much pressure heading back to Anfield, which has been a fortress in English and European play. An Atletico away goal would make things interesting, especially with Simeone having never lost a UCL knockout tie to an opposing team lining up without Cristiano Ronaldo. But Reds manager Jurgen Klopp appears to have the utmost confidence in his group, led by Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah.

PSG (1) vs. Borussia Dortmund (2) | Stream on B/R Live

This first leg lived up to the hype and then some. After a surprisingly scoreless opening half, the match went from zero to a hundred real quick during a 10-minute stretch in the second half. Teenage sensation Erling Haaland scored, Neymar equalized and then Haaland scored the winner, a rocket from outside the box.

Neymar's away goal is vital for PSG as they return to the French capital, but they will still need to push for the crucial first goal in the second leg. And don't expect Dortmund to play conservatively: The German club thrives on getting up and down the pitch, with Haaland, Jadon Sancho, Gio Reyna and Achraf Hakimi forming a lethal transition attack.

And to make things tougher for PSG, it will be without defender Thomas Meunier and midfielder Marco Verratti, both of whom are suspended for yellow-card accumulation. That puts even more of the weight on Neymar, Kylian Mbappe, Angel Di Maria and Mauro Icardi.

Manchester City (2) vs. Real Madrid (1) | Stream on B/R Live (Also on TNT)

Another riveting round-of-16 first leg took place in Madrid in a matchup that could easily be a final. Both clubs had spells of success, but Manchester City took over in the second half, even with one mistake leading to Real Madrid's opening goal.

However, Pep Guardiola's team was unfazed, as just minutes later Kevin De Bruyne set up Gabriel Jesus for the equalizer and scored one of his own from the spot, giving City the win and two all-important away goals.

Each club will be without significant pieces in the return leg. Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte suffered a hamstring injury in the first meeting, while defender Sergio Ramos, Real Madrid's captain, received a red card late in the match. City advancing would be a huge moment for a club that has dominated English football in recent years but struggled in Europe, even more so with a UEFA suspension hanging overhead.

Zinedine Zidane has won the Champions League in every season he has been in the competition in charge of Madrid, and guiding a turnaround in this tie would give him a great chance of adding to that impressive record.

Juventus (0) vs. Lyon (1) | Stream on B/R Live

Lyon surprised with its first-leg win, grabbing a first-half goal and then playing sound, tough defense to see out the match. Cristiano Ronaldo et al. were unable to break through with an away goal, putting heavy pressure on goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny and center back Matthijs de Ligt to not concede in Turin.

Goal scorer Lucas Tousart and Lyon forwards Moussa Dembele and Bertrand Traore will likely only see a few chances in front of goal in the second leg and must take advantage of them in order to seal the upset. The French club will have to find the balance of not pushing too many bodies forward while also not trying to merely absorb the Juventus attack, as Atletico Madrid learned last season, when it took a 2-0 lead to Italy and was promptly eliminated by a Ronaldo hat trick.

Barcelona (1) vs. Napoli (1) | Stream on B/R Live (Also on TNT)

One of the most intriguing round-of-16 matchups remains that way after the first leg, with Barcelona forward Antoine Griezmann's away goal canceling out Dries Mertens' beautiful strike for Napoli. With Mertens and Lorenzo Insigne up front, the Italian side has the firepower to stay with Barcelona in the second leg. 

Lionel Messi and Co. return home to the iconic Camp Not needing another sound 90 minutes to advance, and the Catalan club would love for its superstar to get going on the goal front. Messi has thrived as a provider in Europe this season, but with Luis Suarez injured, Barcelona need him to be a tad more selfish in seeking the back of the net. If he can do that, Barca has a chance to do some real damage in the competition.

Bayern Munich (3) vs. Chelsea (0) | Stream on B/R Live

With all due respect to Atalanta, the most comprehensive display from the last-16 first legs came from Bayern Munich, who went into London and dismantled their opponents for the second time this season. Robert Lewandowski, Serge Gnabry and Alphonso Davies ran circles around the Chelsea defense, with the 19-year-old Davies putting on a particularly impressive display at Stamford Bridge.

Heading to the Allianz Arena in Munich, a quarterfinals trip appears to be a formality for Bayern, even with the absence of Lewandowski, sidelined with a knee injury he suffered at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea don't have much better injury luck, with its engine, midfielder N'Golo Kante, out along with Christian Pulisic.

Having nothing really to lose, Frank Lampard should go for it with his lineup and could load up the attackers with a mix of veterans and promising young players. Willian, Mason Mount, Pedro and Olivier Giroud will all have to have big games for the Blues to stage a stunning comeback.