Group B winners in the autumn and very much in contention in the Premier League, Arsenal have cause for confidence as they travel to Porto. Sérgio Conceição’s side will also quietly fancy their chances, though; they finished level on points with Barcelona in the group stage and are unbeaten at home against Arsenal (W2 D1).
Two of Diego Maradona’s former clubs meet at the stadium that now bears his name. The clubs have met in two previous UEFA knockout ties, in the 2019/20 Champions League round of 16 and the 2021/22 Europa League knockout round play-offs, with Barcelona progressing on both occasions.
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