What football is on today? Galatasaray-Liverpool, Atalanta-Bayern, Atleti-Spurs, Newcastle-Barcelona, plus high-stakes Wrexham vs Hull in the Championship | OneFootball

There's no shortage of great games to watch in Tuesday's schedule, with the Champions League and Championship featuring some crackers.

Galatasaray vs Liverpool

Liverpool make the tough trip to Turkey to face Galatasaray in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie. Galatasaray are through to the knockout stages for the first time in over a decade, but few teams relish an atmospheric encounter in Istanbul.

Liverpool know better that most how difficult it will be to earn a result in the hostile enviroment of RAMS Park, after losing 1-0 at Galatasaray in the league phase.

Where to watch: TNT Sports, 5:45pm KO

Atalanta vs Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich have been formidable this season and have opened up an 11-point lead in the Bundesliga. Attention now turns to Europe for Vincent Kompany's free-scoring side, who take on Atalanta in the last 16.

Bayern head to Bergamo as big favourites, but will be wary of an Atalanta side who eliminated German opposition in Borussia Dortmund in the previous round.

Where to watch: TNT Sports 2, 8pm KO

Atletico Madrid vs Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur head to Spain in search of a result to turn around their torrid campaign. An 11-game winless run in the Premier League has dragged Spurs into the relegation battle, and Europe might just provide some relief from those pressures.

The North Londoners impressed in the league phase amid a fairly straightforward schedule, but will need to improve to escape from Atletico with a positive result. The clash will see Conor Gallagher face his former team after leaving La Liga for London in January.

Where to watch: TNT Sports 3, 8pm KO

Newcastle United vs Barcelona

Fond memories will be stirred up at St James' Park as Newcastle hostBarcelona in the Champions League. Faustino Asprilla's hat-trick to sink the Spaniards in 1997 remains etched into Newcastle folklore and the home crowd will hope for another epic European night under the lights.

However, Eddie Howe's hosts will need a huge performance against a Barcelona team gunning for European and domestic glory.

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video, 8pm KO

Wrexham vs Hull City

A busy evening in the Championship features six games, with perhaps the best viewing at The Racecourse Ground.Wrexham host Hull City, as sixth meets fifth in a crucial game in the promotion chase.

Wrexham valiantly took Chelsea to extra time in the FA Cup at the weekend, but how much did those efforts take from Phil Parkinson's squad?

Hull, meanwhile, have suffered consecutive setbacks to promotion rivals and will aim to avoid an unwanted hat-trick.