How to watch Barcelona vs. Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League quarterfinals

The UEFA Champions League quarterfinals continue with a match between FC Barcelona and FC Bayern Munich on Friday, August 14, 2020 (8/14/2020) at Estadio da Luz in Lisboa, Portugal.

Barcelona vs. Bayern Munich will be broadcast on CBS All Access, TUDN and UniMas, and can be live streamed on fuboTV and CBS All Access.

After a leg 1 draw with Napoli before the coronavirus pandemic put the Champions League season on pause, Barcelona won 3-1 in leg 2 on Saturday to fight their way into the quarterfinals. Bayern Munich never let up against Round of 16 opponent Chelsea, defeating them 3-0 in February, then 4-1 on Saturday to earn their place in the next round.

The match starts at 3:00 p.m. ET. Here’s what you need to know to tune in:

The semifinals take place Tuesday and Wednesday, August 18 and 19, with the UEFA Champions League finals scheduled for Sunday, August 23.

Preview from The Associated Press

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Just when it looked like Lionel Messi had nowhere to go, the Argentine great bamboozled half of Napoli’s team before scoring from an exquisite solo effort that helped Barcelona reach the Champions League quarterfinals in Portugal.

Messi netted Barcelona's second goal in the 3-1 victory that sent the Spanish side past Napoli on a 4-2 aggregate score on Saturday.

Messi’s goal in the 23rd minute was arguably the pick of the 31 he has scored this season in all competitions.

Napoli appeared to have him in check when Messi received the ball all alone outside the right corner of the area.

Barcelona's all-time record scorer, however, dipped his head and took on the well-placed defense. He kept control of the ball despite being knocked over while going past three Napoli players. Three more tried to intervene but Messi found the angle to fire while losing his balance to send the ball past the goalkeeper and inside the far post.

Clement Lenglet and Luis Suárez also scored for Barcelona which advanced five months after it drew 1-1 in Naples before the pandemic stopped European soccer.

Barcelona will meet Bayern Munich on Friday in the quarterfinals to be played in Lisbon in a “bubble” format of tight security to prevent a coronavirus outbreak from derailing the competition’s finale.

Bayern sealed its spot after beating Chelsea 4-1 with two goals from Robert Lewandowski to complete a 7-1 rout over two legs.

“We are more than satisfied with our first half,” Suárez said. “Bayern is a great rival and is one of the favorites, along with us, of the eight that will be in Portugal.”

Messi’s beautiful goal doubled Barcelona’s lead after Lenglet headed in a corner in the 10th. The opener settled Barcelona down after Napoli’s Dries Mertens had given the hosts a scare by hitting the post shortly after kickoff.

Video review had a busy night. It disallowed another Messi goal for a handball by the forward and then awarded Messi a penalty after he slipped in front of Kalidou Koulibaly and was kicked in the lower left leg by the defender.

Messi spent several minutes receiving medical attention, and Suárez stepped up to convert the spot kick. Barcelona coach Quique Setién said that Messi, who played the whole game, had a hard knock but that “I don’t think he will have a problem.”

Lorenzo Insigne pulled one back for the visitors in first-half injury time with a penalty awarded after Ivan Rakitic fouled Mertens.

Gennaro Gattuso’s side came out from halftime on the attack, and in need of two goals to go through.

Barcelona’s defense held up and, once the Rakitic-led midfield got control of play, Setién had time to give a debut to youth player Ramón Rodríguez.

“We have a lot to regret, we disappeared for half an hour and conceded incredible goals,” Gattuso said. “I am disappointed, I believe we could have done better.”

Barcelona is searching for its first European Cup since 2015 and only a Champions League trophy will prevent it from ending the season without a title for the first time since 2014. It lost the Spanish league title to Real Madrid last month and failed to reach the Copa del Rey final.

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