Manchester United has a difficult draw in facing Bayern Munich in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals on Tuesday.

"When we drew them, I felt we'd drawn probably the best team in Europe at this present time," said David Moyes. "I think most people would agree with that. 

"I really enjoyed watching them last year as they have great energy. I quite enjoy German football actually and going to the games but Munich are a little bit of a class above the other teams, including Borussia Dortmund.

"We have got a really tough game and know exactly what we are going to get but we'll try to exploit little bits of weaknesses they have got. Pep (Guardiola) has taken over a really good team and added a bit himself with his own style. They have already won the Bundesliga quite comfortably so the focus is on the Champions League now."

Victor Valdes will miss six months with a torn cruciate ligament, according to a report from Sports.es.

Valdes was injured in the opening minutes of Barcelona's match on Wednesday against Celta.

Valdes would miss the World Cup if the diagnosis is correct.

Valdes had planned on leaving Barcelona in the summer, so he has likely played his final game with the club.

The UEFA Champions League announced its draw for the quarterfinal stage.

FC Barcelona (ESP) v Club Atlético de Madrid (ESP)
Real Madrid CF (ESP) v Borussia Dortmund (GER)
Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) v Chelsea FC
FC Bayern München (GER) v Manchester United FC (ENG)

The two legs will be on April 1/2 and April 8/9.

Dortmund and Real Madrid faced each other in last season's semifinals, while Spanish sides Barcelona and Atlético have never played each other before in UEFA.

The semi-final draw, also held in Nyon, is on 11 April, with those matches scheduled for 22/23 April and 29/30 April.

Spain has three representatives in the quarters, while Germany and England have two apiece with France sending one.