(CNN) -- It was honors even when the opening legs of this year's Champions League quarterfinals took place on Tuesday. The games between Manchester United and Bayern Munich, and Barcelona's all-Spanish duel with Atletico Madrid, both ended 1-1. In England, the 2012-13 league winners opened the scoring through Nemanja Vidic only for Bastian Schweinsteiger, who was sent off late on, to draw the defending champions level. In Barcelona, the four-time European champions trailed to a stunning Diego strike before Brazil's Neymar leveled with 19 minutes left to play. Little fancied before the match, Manchester United may well be the happiest of the sides after surviving a first-half onslaught before taking the lead through Vidic's outstanding header after 58 minutes.
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Manchester United hold defending champions Bayern Munich to a 1-1 draw in England
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Barcelona draw 1-1 with visiting Atletico Madrid at Camp Nou
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Return legs next week
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PSG host Chelsea on Tuesday while Borussia Dortmund travel to Real Madrid
Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich
As Manchester United reveled in their unexpected lead, Bayern hit back through Schweinsteiger who lashed home at the end of a sweeping @placeholder move.
Atletico Madrid
Atletico Madrid
In their four games this season, with Tuesday's clash being their maiden meeting in Europe, Barca and @placeholder have registered two goalless and two 1-1 draws.