Ronaldo out to make home uncomfortable for Porto

Cristiano Ronaldo has fond memories of facing Porto in the Champions League with Manchester United and will be looking to break more hearts in his homeland.

Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo will look to inflict more Champions League pain on Porto and Borussia Dortmund travel to Sevilla for the first leg in the round of 16 on Wednesday.

Juve advanced from Group G at a canter, winning five of their six games to finish level on points with Barcelona.

The Serie A champions will be expected to knock Porto out, but Andrea Pirlo will be braced for a stern test in the first leg at Estádio do Dragão.

Sevilla do battle with Dortmund at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan a couple of days after it was announced that Borussia Monchengladbach head coach Marco Rose will take over at the Bundesliga club at the end of the season.

We take a look at Porto vs Juventus courtesy of Opta.

Porto vs Juventus

5 - Porto have not got the better of Juve in five previous encounters in European competition (D1 L4). Liverpool are the only other club they have faced on more occasions without ever winning (eight matches).

1 - The only previous encounter between the two clubs in the Champions League knockout stages was in the round of 16 back in 2016-17. The Turin giants won 3-0 on aggregate but both matches were goalless before Porto had a player sent off in the first half.

7- Juve have reached the knockout stages of Europe's premier club competition for the seventh consecutive season, their longest streak in the competition

0 - The Bianconeri and Zenit are the only clubs to have faced Porto at least twice away from home in European competition without conceding a goal.

17 - Ronaldo's first opponents in the knockout stages of the Champions League were Portuguese champions Porto 17 years ago, coming in the round of 16 of the 2003-04 campaign. The prolific Juve forward last faced Porto when he was wearing Manchester United colours in April 2009, scoring the only goal of the game at the Dragão to seal a semi-final spot.