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Real Madrid secured a place in the Champions League quarterfinals after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over city rivals Atletico Madrid. The win keeps alive their ambitions of claiming a record-extending 16th European crown, setting up a clash with Arsenal in the next round. After a closely contested second leg, the tie remained level on

Marco Asensio’s time at Paris St-Germain has not been particularly memorable, but he now has the chance to leave a lasting impression. The 29-year-old midfielder, currently on loan at Aston Villa, will have the opportunity to go up against his parent club in the Champions League quarterfinals. After joining Villa Park on a temporary deal

Lille made an ideal start on home soil, opening the scoring in the fifth minute through Jonathan David. The Canadian forward capitalized on a chance inside the box, steering a first-time effort between the legs of Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel. With the early breakthrough, Lille moved ahead 2-1 on aggregate, having drawn the first leg

Liverpool manager Arne Slot described his side’s Champions League elimination at the hands of Paris St-Germain as “the best game of football” he has ever been a part of, despite their exit from the competition. Trailing 1-0 after the first leg in Paris, Liverpool conceded early at Anfield when Ousmane Dembele put the visitors ahead

Bayern Munich advanced to the last eight of the Champions League with a commanding performance against Bayer Leverkusen, as Harry Kane etched his name into history with a record-breaking goal. Kane sets new English record The England striker found the net early in the second half, capitalizing on a defensive error to score from close

Inter Milan secured their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a decisive victory over Feyenoord at San Siro, sealing their progress with a strong performance over both legs. Thuram’s brilliance and Feyenoord’s brief hope Marcus Thuram opened the scoring with an impressive solo effort, weaving into the penalty area before unleashing a powerful strike

Liverpool manager Arne Slot believes his team must deliver their strongest performance of the season to overcome Paris St-Germain and advance to the Champions League quarter-finals. Despite being second-best for much of their last-16 first-leg clash in Paris, Liverpool secured a crucial 1-0 victory thanks to Harvey Elliott’s late goal. While it was a significant