The Champions League has a knack for rendering the impossible possible and a few sides will be hoping for a miracle in this week’s quarter-final second legs.
We’re halfway through the 2022/23 Champions League quarter-finals, and in any other competition three of the ties would be pretty much dead and buried. But Europe’s premier club competition wouldn’t have garnered its prestige if it boasted such predictability.
Literally anything could happen on Tuesday and Wednesday night. Well, apart from Frank Lampard’s woefully out-of-sorts Chelsea salvaging a two-goal deficit against the reigning…
