Porto v Liverpool: line-ups, Fantasy tips, form guide

• Porto are 24 games unbeaten in all competitions
• Sides have seven European Cups between them
  
• Liverpool set for first last-16 tie in nine years
  
• Follow live build-up to the game right here
• How to watch the game where you are

Reporter's view: With Porto experiencing a rollercoaster Group G campaign and Liverpool finishing their section on a free-scoring high, the meeting of these two multiple European Cup winners promises something spectacular. Sérgio Conceição's side will look to provide the spark that sets the Estádio do Dragão rocking, but the visitors bring their own brand of heavy metal football.

Possible line-ups

Porto: José Sá; Maxi Pereira, Marcano, Reyes, Alex Telles; Ricardo, Sérgio Oliveira, Herrera, Brahimi; Marega, Soares
Out: Felipe (suspended), Danilo (calf)
Doubtful: Aboubakar (muscular)
Misses next match if booked: André André, Danilo

• Added to squad since group stage: Yordan Osório, Gonçalo Paciência, Majeed Waris

Liverpool: Karius; Alexander-Arnold, Lovren, Van Dijk, Robertson; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henderson, Wijnaldum; Salah, Firmino, Mané
Out: Can (suspended), Clyne (back)
Doubtful: Gomez (knee)
Misses next match if booked: Moreno

• Added to squad since group stage: Nathaniel Clyne, Danny Ings, Virgil van Dijk

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Fantasy Football top point scorers

Porto: Vincent Aboubakar, forward (36 points, €6.8m)
Liverpool: Roberto Firmino, forward (44 points, €9.2m)

Where to watch

Fans can find their local UEFA Champions League broadcast partner(s) here.

Weekend results

Porto are unbeaten in nearly four months©AFP/Getty Images

Chaves 0-4 Porto
Southampton 0-2 Liverpool

Form guide*

Porto: WWWDDW
Liverpool: WDWLLW

*All competitions, most recent first

Sérgio Conceição, Porto coach

We know we're up against a great team but I see week in week out that Porto are also at a top level. Two teams steeped in history, both confident that they can get through. Liverpool have the second-best attack in the Premier League, they are also consistent. But of course they have weaknesses, like all teams, and we will try to exploit them. We have a strategy, and we will try to stay true to our identity.

Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool manager

I respect Porto a lot. They are a mixture of football and fight, experience and youth, well organised and fluent. I like it. But to be honest, they've not played 20 times against a team like us. We are not too bad and we know that as well. We want to show it and use it, and we will see on Wednesday night and in three weeks. I know it's a close race, no problem with that.