The draw for the quarter-finals of the Champions League have taken place in Athens and we also know the match-ups for the semi-finals of the competition for AC Milan.

The Bayern Munchen camp turns its full attention to the Megaron International Conference Centre in Athens at midday (CET) on Friday, where European governing body UEFA stages the draw for the quarter-finals of this season's Champions League. The Olympic stadium in the Greek capital is the venue for this year's Final on 23 May.

Bayern have been drawn to face Italian giants AC Milan in the Champions League quarter-finals, with the first leg at the San Siro on Tuesday 3 April and the return at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday 11 April.

UEFA will investigate the wild brawl that followed the Champions League match between Valencia and Inter Milan, leaving one player with a broken nose.

Former France captain Michel Platini has been elected as UEFA's new President, ahead of rival Lennart Johansson after a vote in Dusseldorf. Platini wants to limit the number of Champions League places to three per country, rather than the current four.

France soccer great Michel Platini was elected UEFA president Friday, defeating Swedish incumbent Lennart Johansson to become head of European soccer's governing body.

World Cup winners Italy and European champions FC Barcelona dominated the 2006 team of the year in an online poll on UEFA's Web site.

UEFA Cup contenders RC Celta de Vigo will be without midfielder Borja Oubiña for a month after he suffered a hairline fracture to a bone in his right foot.

Football

The FIFA rankings for November put Armenia in the 124th place. As compared to the previous month's rankings Armenia rolled five ranks down the scale. Azerbaijan are immediately ahead of Armenia, 123rd, after having climbed five ranks up since October.

The Football Federation of Armenia has held its fifth presidential election, with the incumbent Ruben Hayrapetyan winning a second four-year term in office.