Champions League games to go ahead despite Islamic State threat, UEFA says 

A media outlet linked to the terror group has issued a threat concerning all four of this week's ties, and European football's governing body UEFA has now issued a statement on the matter.
Champions League games to go ahead despite Islamic State threat, UEFA says 

General view inside the Santiago Bernabeu ahead of the UEFA Champions League fixture.

UEFA insists this week's Champions League quarter-final ties will go ahead as scheduled amid an Islamic State terror threat.

Arsenal's Emirates Stadium will host the first leg of the Gunners' last-eight tie against Bayern Munich on Tuesday evening, while Manchester City are also in action away to Real Madrid.

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