Champions League: Build-up to Young Boys v Aston Villa - plus five more games to watch

Young Boys v Aston Villa

Group A's bottom side Young Boys will try to keep their qualification hopes alive when they welcome already-qualified Aston Villa to Switzerland. Unai Emery's side can finish top of the group with victory, while Young Boys must win to have any hope of securing a place in the knockout stages.

Real Sociedad v Omonia Nicosia

Group E winners Real Sociedad finish their campaign at home to pointless Omonia. The Cypriot side began the group stage with a shock win over Manchester United but have since lost all five matches and have conceded at least four goals in each of those defeats.

Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic

Celtic can join holders Real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich in the last 16 if they avoid defeat in Ukraine. Ange Postecoglou's side currently sit second in Group F, three points ahead of Shakhtar, and know that a draw will be enough to secure their place in the knockout rounds.

Manchester City v Sevilla

Manchester City will be without the suspended Erling Haaland and Joao Cancelo as they host Sevilla. City have already won the group, while Sevilla are guaranteed to finish third and drop into the Europa League.

Juventus v Paris St-Germain

Both teams have already qualified for the knockout stage, but top spot in Group H is still up for grabs. Juve must beat PSG at home and hope Benfica, who have the same number of points, fail to win at Maccabi Haifa.

Dinamo Zagreb v AC Milan

Dinamo Zagreb will be aiming to continue their impressive Champions League campaign when they welcome AC Milan to Croatia. The Croatian champions have already secured a place in the Europa League, while Milan will finish bottom of Group E.