The draw for the UEFA Champions and Europa League quarter and semi-finals takes place in Nyon tomorrow, Friday March 19.
Manchester City confirmed their place in the Last 8 this week with a 4-0 aggregate victory over German outfit Gladbach.
Due to the exclusive rights they have on both European competitions, all remaining games in this year's Champions League will be broadcast live on BT Sport. Below we take you through what you need to know to get access.
BT Sport
Along with the available BT TV packages, their Sport channels also come as an added incentive with BT's broadband deals.
BT TV and broadband deals depend on your area. Check them by entering your postcode when notified in the links below:
If you would like to access BT Sport without being tied down to a fixed-term monthly contract, you can get a BT Sport Monthly Pass for £25.
Add BT Sport to Sky
If signing up to a BT TV contract is out of the equation because you already have an existing contract with Sky, you can still access BT Sport.
Sky offer the option of adding BT Sport for an additional on a rolling 31-day contract at a cost of £24 per month.
Upgrade now by clicking here.
EE
If you're due an upgrade on your mobile phone, you may wish to consider the network EE who offers three months of BT Sport as standard.
This is available as a 'Smart Benefit' or an 'Add-on'. You can find out about adding it as a Smart Benefit by going to the EE website. To get BT Sport as an add-on to an existing EE plan, text 'SPORT' to 150.
