Kick Off: Chelsea & Bayern secure last 2 spots in Champions League quarterfinals

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Match Reports

Chelsea 2-0 Atleti (3-0 agg): Ziyech & Emerson net as Blues reach quarter-finals

Chelsea moved into the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the first time in seven years with a 3-0 aggregate win over Atletico Madrid.

Bayern 2-1 Lazio (6-2 agg): Lewy & Choupo-Moting net as Bavarians into last 8

Bayern Munich have cruised into the quarter finals of the Champions League thanks to a 2-1 win over Lazio on Wednesday night, winning 6-2 on aggregate.

PSG 3-0 Lille: Pochettino's side book spot in French Cup quarter finals

Kylian Mbappe's brace and a Mauro Icardi goal saw Paris St-Germain beat Lille to reach the French Cup quarter-finals.

Top Headlines

Ronaldo 'is more likely to return to Man United than Real Madrid'

Cristiano Ronaldo 'is more likely to make a return to Manchester United than Real Madrid' because the Spanish giants will focus all their attention on bringing Kylian Mbappe to the Bernabeu.

Klopp admits it is 'almost IMPOSSIBLE' for Liverpool to finish in the top four

Jurgen Klopp says it is 'almost impossible' for Liverpool to finish in the top four this season, as the Reds boss warned of 'huge financial losses' after lamenting 'insane mistakes' for costing them in the hotly-contested race.

Laporta's message to Messi: Sorry Leo, but I'll try to convince you to stay

Joan Laporta was sworn in as the new Barcelona president on Wednesday evening and the new boss' message to Lionel Messi was the main headline from his introductory speech.

These things happen

Cavani pulls out of Milan match

Edinson Cavani has been withdrawn from the Manchester United squad traveling to face Milan in the Europa League.

Vinicius cheered on by his teammates... and Haaland

Vinicius Junior almost scored one of the goals of the season on Tuesday night, going past a series of Atalanta players before putting his effort just wide of Marco Sportiello's right post, but it brought about a positive reaction from his Real Madrid teammates.

Barcelona & Real Madrid following Argentine youngster Gonzalo Sosa

He's not well known in Europe but he's a sensation in Argentina. We're talking about Gonzalo Sosa, the latest star to emerge in South American football. His talent has drawn interest from a number of top-level clubs, including FC Barcelona.

Chelsea's demands for Bakayoko are labelled 'pure madness' by Napoli site

Chelsea's transfer demands for Tiemoue Bakayoko have been labelled as 'pure madness' by a Napoli news site.

Rio Ferdinand compares Havertz to his former Man Utd team-mate Berbatov

Rio Ferdinand believes Kai Havertz has similarities to his former Manchester United team-mate Dimitar Berbatov, but admits the German must become more ruthless.

Man Utd 'eye Bruno Fernandes' Sporting replacement' as alternative for Sancho

Manchester United are eyeing a second Sporting Lisbon swoop in the space of 18 months as they weigh up a move for Pedro Goncalves.

Thiago Silva leads wild celebrations with Mason Mount and Jorginho

Thiago Silva led wild celebrations from the stands as the defender embraced team-mates Mason Mount and Jorginho after Emerson's 94th minute goal booked Chelsea's place in the Champions League quarter-finals.

What they say

Suarez is a pain in the a**, claims Rudiger, but he admits he relishes challenge

Antonio Rudiger claims Luis Suarez is 'a pain in the a**' when he has to face him on the pitch.

Rashford admits only UEL glory will save Utd from another disappointing season

Marcus Rashford insisted that Manchester United will consider anything less than lifting the Europa League a disappointment this season.

Kroos and Modric reply to UEFA: Better together

Toni Kroos and Luka Modric will go down in history as one of the best midfield pairings Real Madrid have ever had, but a tweet from UEFA's official Champions League account on Twitter provoked a response from the pair.

In Depth

Barca's impossible mission: How can they sell the players they want rid of?

Barcelona's new board have their work cut out over the coming weeks. The new Joan Laporta-led regime know that, in order to attract players like Erling Haaland and to construct a side that can compete in Europe once more, players need to be shipped out.