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The first legs of the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League take place this week as eight teams prepare to battle it out for a place in the semi-final, with Liverpool and Manchester City kicking things off against Benfica and Atletico Madrid, respectively, on Tuesday.

The Reds know that a win against their Portuguese opposition will give them a huge advantage heading into the second leg at Anfield next week, while Man City need to produce a strong display against Atletico tonight ahead of a tricky trip to Madrid in eight days time.

And former Liverpool striker Michael Owen has given his verdict ahead of this week's mouth-watering action in another exciting round of fixtures.

Jurgen Klopp’s side face a tough test when they lineup against Benfica on Tuesday night at the Estadio da Luz but will be more than capable of coming away from Portugal with a win should they continue their good form of late, following 10 consecutive Premier League victories.

Another one here would put the Reds in the driving seat ahead of the second leg at Anfield

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