Summary

  • Watch highlights of every last-16 tie on Match of the Day at top of page

  • Liverpool reach Champions League quarter-finals but Tottenham & Newcastle both go out

  • FT: Liverpool 4-0 Galatasaray (agg: 4-1) - Salah among scorers as Reds cruise through: Report here

  • FT: Tottenham 3-2 Atletico Madrid (agg: 5-7) - Simons scores twice but Atletico go through: Report here

  • FT: Bayern Munich 4-1 Atalanta (agg: 10-2) - Kane double sends Bayern comfortably through: Report here

  • FT: Barcelona 7-2 Newcastle (agg: 8-3): Magpies collapse in second half: Report here

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Michael Emons, Charlotte Coates, Keifer MacDonald & Jess Anderson

  1. 'What a finish'

    Tottenham 2-1 Atletico Madrid (4-6 agg)

    Joe Hart
    Former Tottenham goalkeeper on TNT Sports

    Some breathtaking football, what a finish.

    Xavi Simons wasn't going to cry about the equaliser, he's doing something about it. He's been excellent tonight.

  2. goal

    GOAL - Liverpool 2-0 Galatasaray (2-1 agg)

    Hugo Ekitike (51 mins)

    Liverpool lead!

    Mohamed Salah makes up for missing the spot kick as he takes the ball from Alexis Mac Allister wide right. He takes a touch and plays a lovely ball across the face of goal for Hugo Ekitike to slot home.

    Anfield loves that!

  3. goal

    GOAL - Tottenham 2-1 Atletico Madrid (4-6 agg)

    Xavi Simons (Tottenham)

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    Atletico give the ball away, with Archie Gray getting a foot in and then playing it to Xavi Simons. And what a strike it is, 25 yards out, curling just inside the far post and the Spurs fans are hoping again.

    Tottenham still need two more and have about 40 minutes to get them.

  4. Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    A reminder that, if things stay the same here, then we're heading for extra-time...

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    Spurs being Spursy as usual.

    Matt, Cardiff

  6. 'Ekitike looked lively'

    Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    Paul Robinson
    Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

    Hugo Ekitike looked lively tonight when he has got into the 18-yard box.

    Galatasaray have been here before - they know how to do it. The longer it goes, the more it will suit them. For Liverpool, it is about exerting that dominance that they had in the first half.

  7. Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    Florian Wirtz slips it through for Hugo Ekitike and he goes for goal rather than squaring it.

    Another chance for Liverpool comes to nothing.

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    Mo Salah spends his time grinning inanely now as his error count rapidly spirals higher. He seems to think he’s constantly unlucky when it’s clear he’s just not that good any longer.

    Andrew Holgate, Derby

  9. Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    Leroy Sane almost gets time for a shot in the box but Virgil van Dijk reads the danger and clears.

    Galatasaray will be dangerous on the break here.

  10. goal

    GOAL - Tottenham 1-1 Atletico Madrid (3-6 agg)

    Julian Alvarez (Atletico Madrid)

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    Tottenham want a foul for Xavi Simons at one end but they don't get it and Atletico Madrid sprint down the other end. Julian Alvarez spins and fires into the top corner of the net.

    There is a VAR check, but the goal stands. Tottenham once again need three goals.

  11. KICK-OFF

    Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    We're back under way at Anfield for this massive second half.

  12. KICK-OFF

    Bayern Munich 1-0 Atalanta (agg 7-1)

    Atalanta get the second half started at the Allianz Arena.

    No changes for either side.

  13. SUBSTITUTION

    HT: Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    Victor Osimhen can't continue and Noa Lang takes his place.

    Leroy Sane replaces Wilfried Singo.

  14. KICK-OFF

    Tottenham 1-0 Atletico Madrid (3-5 agg)

    Back under way. Is this going to be a magical 45 minutes for Tottenham in a rotten season?

  15. HT: Tottenham 1-0 Atletico Madrid (3-5 agg)

    Tottenham have won 14 of their previous 17 Champions League matches when leading at half-time (drawn two, lost one), including the last seven in a row.

  16. HT: Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    Liverpool's xG of 2.17 was their highest in any first half at Anfield in all competitions under Arne Slot.

  17. 'Only as a team we can win the games and the title'

    FT: Barcelona 7-2 Newcastle (agg 8-3)

    Barcelona

    Barcelona goalscorer Robert Lewandowski: "I'm very happy and proud of myself and the team and how we played. We made some mistakes, in defence it was a little bit too easy for them.

    "We tried to do our best, Newcastle had tried to be on that level in the first. We saw in the second that now is the moment to score the goals and we did.

    "I learn from the younger guys a lot. They're a different generation but they try to help me as well because I'm the striker. If I get the service I can try to do something else with the goals. Only as a team we can win the games and the title. We know we have a lot of jobs and hard work to do this season."

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    Salah is broken. His confidence is shot and it would be better to get him off at half time.

    Ally Robertson

    We're dominating now, but I'm just waiting for Galatasaray's winner to roll around at about 90 minutes.

    Jazzy B, Scotland

  19. HT: Liverpool 1-0 Galatasaray (1-1 agg)

    I have to say that I've not seen Arne Slot this animated as Liverpool boss. He knows this game is huge for him and the club.

  20. Newcastle need to 'hold their heads high'

    FT: Barcelona 7-2 Newcastle (agg 8-3)

    Glenn Hoddle
    Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

    Newcastle have got to hold their heads high. Over the period of the first leg and the first half, they went toe-to-toe and were just as good as Barcelona.

    Newcastle's rotations, dragging people into numerous positions that they didn't need to go into just didn't help them.

    The creativity that Barcelona have, the flair, they thoroughly deserved the win in the end.