Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain quickly snuffed out hopes of epic comebacks by Manchester City and Chelsea in the Champions League on Tuesday. Instead, it was tiny Bodø/Glimt on the receiving end of a historic second-leg fightback in the round of 16.

Germain, and Real Madrid have all booked their places in the final eight of Champions League, but only Sporting added some drama to the affair. Entering their clash with Bodo/Glimt trailing by three goals,

Arsenal's quadruple dream is still alive, two Premier League clubs are eliminated and Sporting CP mount a huge comeback on a day full of UEFA Champions League matches.

Liam Rosenior made an encouraging start to his Chelsea tenure, but the pressure is now beginning to mount amid a faltering run of form. The Blues have slipped to sixth in the Prem

When the Champions League introduced a new ‘Swiss model’ with a 36-team league phase, critics argued it led to a bloated competition. For weeks, it felt more like an accounting exercise than a top European competition.

Liam Rosenior singled out Désiré Doué among several Paris Saint-Germain stars as he admitted his side struggled to cope with the hosts’ individual quality in a 5-2 defeat to PSG in the UEFA