Ajax vs Benfica LIVE: Stream, TV channel, kick-off, team news for TONIGHT’S Champions League last 16 match

AJAX return to Champions League action TONIGHT as they hope to overcome Benfica and progress to the last eight of the competition.

The Dutch outfit were unfortunate not to be heading into this encounter with an one-goal advantage having played so well in the reverse fixture

Benfica forward Yaremechuk equalised late on resulting in the first leg ending with a 2-2 score-line.

However, playing at home for the second encounter put Ajax as the favourites to progress.

Especially with red-hot striker Sebastian Haller in their ranks who only scored one less than top scorer Robert Lewandowski in the Champions League this campaign.

However, the Ivorian did score an own goal in the reverse fixture, so he’ll be hoping to put that right again tonight.

What time does Ajax vs Benfica kick off?

Ajax vs Benfica takes place TONIGHT – Tuesday, March 15.The game kicks off at 8pm UK time – 9pm local time.It is happening at the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam.The first leg ended with a 2-2 score-line in Portugal.

What TV channel is Ajax vs Benfica on and can I live stream it?

Ajax vs Benfica will be broadcasted live on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport 2 HD.The coverage will commence from 7:30pm UK time or 8:30pm local time – 30 minutes before kick-off.Subscription members of BT Sport will be able to stream the game live via the BT Sport website or app.

What is the team news?

Andre Onana is likely to go in-between the sticks as a result of keeper Remko Pasveer sustaining a broken finger.

Noussair Mazraoui enjoyed a 28-minute cameo on the weekend full-back should be in contention to feature from the start.

And Edson Alvarez is expected to recover from his illness providing there are no set-backs.

Benfica will be have to be without Lucas Verissimo and Haris Seferovic who both remain on the side-lines.

First leg goal scorer, Roman Yaremchuk is having a race against time on his fitness levels.

But former QPR sensation, Adel Taraabt should be in contention to start despite his dramatic domestic sending off on the weekend.

What are the latest odds?

Ajax to qualify 1/8

Draw (after 90 min only) 9/2

Benfica to qualify 5/1

*Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication