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Preview: UEFA Champions League matchday four

Real Madrid CF, Borussia Dortmund, Arsenal FC, FC Bayern München, Paris Saint-Germain, FC Barcelona, Chelsea FC and FC Porto can qualify with two games to spare.

Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo is one goal shy of Raúl González's UEFA Champions League record of 71
Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo is one goal shy of Raúl González's UEFA Champions League record of 71 ©AFP/Getty Images

Tuesday
Group A 
Malmö FF v Club Atlético de Madrid
• Qualifiers included, Malmö have not conceded a goal at home in 360 minutes in this season's UEFA Champions League – a run including the qualifying round games against FK Ventspils (0-0), AC Sparta Praha (2-0) and FC Salzburg (3-0).

Juventus v Olympiacos FC
• Juventus beat Olympiacos 7-0 in Turin when the clubs last met in the UEFA Champions League group stage, on 10 December 2003. It was the Bianconeri's joint-biggest win in Europe and Olympiacos's heaviest loss.

Group B
FC Basel 1893 v PFC Ludogorets Razgrad
• Last season Ludogorets put together a run of four straight away victories in the UEFA Europa League – beating PSV Eindhoven (2-0), FC Chornomorets Odesa (1-0), GNK Dinamo Zagreb (2-1) and SS Lazio (1-0) – but since then have gone five matches without a win on their travels.

Real Madrid CF v Liverpool FC
• The holders are unbeaten in 18 UEFA Champions League matches on home soil – winning 16 – dating back to April 2011. A victory will guarantee their progress to the knockout stage.

Group C
FC Zenit v Bayer 04 Leverkusen
• Zenit have lost four of their seven home games against German sides, the most recent the 4-2 reverse against Borussia Dortmund which meant they exited last season's competition in the round of 16, 5-4 on aggregate.

SL Benfica v AS Monaco FC
• Benfica concluded last season's group campaign by beating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 in Lisbon through Nicolás Gaitán and a Lima penalty, although they could still only finish third in their section. They had lost 3-0 away on matchday two.

Group D
Arsenal FC v RSC Anderlecht
• Matchday three was Anderlecht's seventh defeat in eight encounters with English opponents – they had lost six in a row before drawing 1-1 at home to Tottenham Hotspur FC in the 2007/08 UEFA Cup group stage.

Borussia Dortmund v Galatasaray AŞ
• Dortmund will secure a round of 16 place if they complete the double over Galatasaray, having won 4-0 in Istanbul on matchday three. Cimbom have lost their last four UEFA Champions League away games, and five of the past six.

Wednesday
Group E
FC Bayern München v AS Roma
• Bayern's 7-1 dismantling of Roma on matchday three was their biggest away victory in UEFA competition. For Roma, it was the heaviest home loss and joint-biggest defeat in their European history. The German side will be through if they win again. 

Manchester City FC v PFC CSKA Moskva
• City beat CSKA 5-2 at home on 5 November last year – the same date as this season's meeting.

Group F
AFC Ajax v FC Barcelona
• Barcelona will qualify for the last 16 if they win and APOEL FC fail to beat Paris Saint-Germain in the section's other game. Ajax, meanwhile, need at least a point to retain any real hope of qualifying; a defeat could well leave them eliminated.

Paris Saint-Germain v APOEL FC
• The Ligue 1 side's 1-0 victory at APOEL last time out kept them top of the section and another victory would guarantee qualification should Ajax fail to beat Barcelona.

Group G
Sporting Clube de Portugal v FC Schalke 04
• Sporting's 1-0 home win against Hertha BSC Berlin in the 2009/10 UEFA Europa League group stage was their first against German opponents, at the 17th attempt. They subsequently lost the away game in Berlin, also 1-0, and overall their record against German sides is W1 D5 L13 (W1 D4 L4 at home).

NK Maribor v Chelsea FC
• Maribor suffered their first defeat in nine games in this season's competition when they lost 6-0 at Stamford Bridge on 21 October, Agim Ibraimi missing a second-half penalty to add to their woes.

Group H
FC Shakhtar Donetsk v FC BATE Borisov
• Luiz Adriano completed a hat-trick inside 13 minutes – and in the process became Shakhtar's all-time top scorer on 117 goals – when the Pitmen put seven without reply past BATE on matchday three.

Athletic Club v FC Porto
• The Bilbao side have yet to keep a clean sheet against a Portuguese club; in nine previous fixtures they have conceded 14 goals.

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