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Wednesday, March 11th
22:57 GMT - That's a wrap from us tonight, thanks for joining us!
22:40 GMT - Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to TNT Sports: "I had the feeling it was a good game. Madrid have the ability and quality. It is what it is. The performance was better than the result.
"We have one week. They defend so well, eight players, 11 players. Unfortunately, we could not do it. We tried to score a goal.
"Now we recover mentally. Going to West Ham in London will be tough. We will see next week at home with our people. I am sure they will come.
"With football you never know. We might find something. We will try. We will recover and think of the next one."
22:32 GMT - Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold to TNT Sports: "Massive, massive performance. With the way we've been playing and the results we've had, a lot of people expected us to half get battered tonight. But we showed the mentality.
"This competition means a lot to the club and, as players, we understand that. We executed the game plan perfectly in the first half.
"When you get to knockout football in the Champions League, anyone can beat anyone. We scored our goals ruthlessly and, no matter who is in front of us, we want to win.
"I'm loving it here. It's a dream come true to be playing in a stadium like this at a club like this. I'm trying to embrace the culture. The lads, the fans and the city have accepted me with open arms. We hope to have a successful season, but now the focus is on the second leg next week."
22:24 GMT - Arsenal's Kai Havertz to reporters: "Penalties in the last minutes are not always easy. The time between the whistle and taking the penalty felt like an eternity. But in these moments, you need to be present.
"These are the moments I've worked for for years, to be there in moments like that.
"I know the stadium, and I've already converted many penalties from this spot.
"Of course, I'm sorry for Leverkusen, but that's football."
22:21 GMT - PSG's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to TNT Sports: "I'm very happy I can help the team, but I'm more happy that we won against Chelsea because they are a good team.
"I think we showed today that we are capable of everything. We just have to continue like this.
"We conceded two goals, and we can see the mistakes we made, but we are happy with a three-goal victory. We will focus now on the next game."
22:19 GMT - Here's a full rundown of the results from the last 16 first legs on what has been a rather chastening week for the English sides:
22:14 GMT - Manchester City attempted just eight shots in this game, their lowest total in a single match in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.
22:13 GMT - While we wait for some reaction, here are our reports from tonight's Champions League fixtures:
- Valverde scores stunning hat-trick as Real Madrid stroll past Man City
- Chelsea collapse late on against reigning champions PSG in Champions League
- Late Havertz penalty secures draw for Arsenal against Bayer Leverkusen
- Bodo/Glimt continue to punch above weight with mauling of Sporting in last 16
21:55 GMT - We'll have reaction from tonight's games coming right up.
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME!
Real Madrid 3-0 Manchester City
21:53 GMT - GOAL! A nightmare ending for Chelsea as Khvicha Kvaratskhelia hits PSG's fifth of the evening in stoppage time.
21:45 GMT - GOAL! Khvicha Kvaratskhelia hammers home a fourth for PSG to effectively seal tonight's deal against Chelsea.
21:36 GMT - Vitinha has scored his sixth goal of the 2025 UEFA Champions League this edition, more than any other Paris Saint-Germain player.
21:32 GMT - GOAL! PSG are ahead again, with midfield maestro Vitinha seizing on the loose ball after a huge error from Filip Jorgensen and finding the back of the net from inside the box. It's now 3-2.
Meanwhile, Bodo/Glimt have a third against Sporting.
21:17 GMT - GOAL! Enzo Fernandez draws Chelsea level again away at PSG.
21:16 GMT - Donnarumma saves the penalty, which was a tame effort down to the bottom right by Vinicius Junior.
21:14 GMT - PENALTY TO REAL MADRID!
21:09 GMT - Federico Valverde is just the second player in Champions League history to have scored a first-half hat-trick against an English opponent, the other being Lionel Messi against Arsenal in 2010.
21:05 GMT - We're back at it for the second halves.
20:50 GMT - Erling Haaland had just seven touches in the first half.
20:49 GMT - HALF-TIME!
Real Madrid 3-0 Manchester City
20:46 GMT - GOAL! Ole Blomberg doubles Bodo/Glimt's lead over Sporting.
20:44 GMT - GOAL! Oh my word, what a goal again from Federico Valverde.
Brahim Diaz flicks a deft looping ball into the box; Valverde takes a sublime touch and volleys it into the net to make it 3-0.
As good a hat-trick as you'll ever see. City are in trouble.
20:41 GMT - GOAL! Ousmane Dembele receives the ball after a swift counterattack and weaves his way through the defence to score a wonderful goal from close range. It's now 2-1 to the reigning champions.
20:33 GMT - GOAL! Bodo/Glimt have taken the lead against Sporting thanks to a penalty from Sondre Fet.
20:30 GMT - GOAL! Malo Gusto levels for Chelsea with a brilliant shot into the left side of the goal after being released inside the box by a superb lofted pass from Enzo Fernandez. Even Stevens!
20:29 GMT - GOAL! Stunning stuff from Real Madrid! Federico Valverde gets his second after a fine ball and slots an excellent finish into the net to make it 2-0.
20:21 GMT - GOAL! Route one for Real Madrid, and they take the lead against Manchester City.
Thibaut Courtois launches the ball long to Federico Valverde, who dinks the ball around Gianluigi Donnarumma and slots the ball into an empty net.
It's 1-0 to Los Blancos.
20:18 GMT - OFF THE POST! Ousmane Dembele strikes from close range and hits the ball nicely towards the left side of the goal. However, Filip Jorgensen makes a great save, anticipating the shot and parrying it onto the post.
20:14 GMT - PSG have a record of W2, D1, L0 when scoring the opening goal in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.
20:10 GMT - GOAL! PSG strikes first against Chelsea as Bradley Barcola finds the back of the net early doors.
A cross into the box is headed down by Joao Neves, and Barcola does brilliantly to get to the ball and fire home.
20:00 GMT - We're underway!
19:49 GMT - Real Madrid are without plenty of key stars - including Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham - as they welcome old pals Manchester City to the Bernabeu. Can Pep Guardiola's side capitalise?
19:46 GMT - A decent result for Arsenal, who weren't at their best. Now attention switches to the remaining three first legs.
Here's how PSG and Chelsea are lining up for the rematch of the Club World Cup final:
19:38 GMT - FULL-TIME! Arsenal rescue a draw against Bayer Leverkusen in the first leg.
Read our report: Late Havertz penalty secures draw for Arsenal against Bayer Leverkusen
19:34 GMT - We're into three minutes of added time.
19:32 GMT - GOAL! Kai Havertz sneaks the ball into the corner to bring Arsenal level against his boyhood club.
19:29 GMT - PENALTY TO ARSENAL!
Noni Madueke is brought down in the box, but the replays show minimal contact... but the decision stands.
19:21 GMT - Despite having plenty of possession in their opponents' half, it has been 30 minutes since Arsenal last attempted a shot in this game.
19:06 GMT - Arsenal have responded well to going behind and are pressing for an equaliser, but Leverkusen are getting bodies behind the ball en masse at the moment.
18:57 GMT - Bayer Leverkusen have now scored five goals in the first 15 minutes of the second half, only Real Madrid (seven) have scored more in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.
18:49 GMT - GOAL! Leverkusen score a fine set piece of their own to take the lead.
Robert Andrich sneaks in at the back post to head home an excellent corner routine. What a start to the second half for the German side.
18:48 GMT - Leverkusen almost score straight from kick-off, but Ibrahim Maza's header is saved excellently by David Raya.
18:48 GMT - The second half has kicked off.
18:33 GMT - HALF-TIME!
18:30 GMT - Two minutes are being added on.
18:05 GMT - OFF THE BAR! It's been a steady start to the match for the Gunners. Some nice build-up play from back-to-front ends with the ball at the feet of Gabriel Martinelli, who cannons it off the crossbar.
17:45 GMT - The teams are out and we're up and running!
16:50 GMT - The lineups are in for Arsenal's clash with Leverkusen! The Gunners go strong with William Saliba returning to the side, while Bukayo Saka captains the team - he makes up the front three alongside Gabriel Martinelli and Viktor Gyokeres.
16:15 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome back to our Champions League coverage, where we'll have updates throughout the evening from all of Wednesday's last-16 action.
Arsenal are up first with their trip to Bayer Leverkusen at 17:45 GMT, before Chelsea visit PSG and Manchester City travel to Real Madrid at 20:00 GMT.
European underdogs Bodo/Glimt will also look to continue their incredible campaign when they face Sporting.
Tuesday, March 10th
23:00 GMT - That's a wrap from us this evening, we'll be back tomorrow with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City all in last-16 action. Night!
22:53 GMT - Tottenham manager Igor Tudor to TNT Sports: "No (whether starting Kinsky was wrong), after you see what happened, it's the wrong decision. But it was the right decision before.
"A change of competition, it was the right moment. Unfortunately, what happened, happened. I never changed a goalkeeper after 20 minutes.
"It was a strange game, a very strange game. We gave them three goals. We even started good, then the problems kill us in three situations.
"Very, very strange. Very unusual. It took our confidence. We had an opportunity to make it 4-2, but we conceded a goal, making it 5-1.
"We apologise to the fans and to everyone. It's a difficult moment. Everything looks like it's going wrong. We pay for small mistakes. Everything, unbelievable.
"It's unbelievably difficult to explain all these things, the first time in my career that I saw these things, 15 years.
"I'm focused on the problems, the players also. We need to stay positive."
22:49 GMT - Newcastle boss Eddie Howe to Amazon Prime: "I thought we were outstanding, a really, really good performance. We kept the intensity up. The moment at the end takes that in a negative light, but one of our best performances.
"We had our shape, there's no way we should concede that goal. We will look at it but I don't want it to override the 93 minutes before that, in which we were quality.
"I thought we had enough to score before we did. The game showed we are capable, but we know we probably have to give more to their stadium. We are capable of doing it, but we will need to be at our very best.
"It is my job to try to pick them up. We have unfortunately had to do that a few times this season, but our strength of character should never be in doubt. We will be ready by the time the next game comes around.
"We believe in ourselves and our capability, and we have shown that today."
22:23 GMT - For the first time in their 143-year history, Tottenham have lost six competitive matches in a row.
Ominous signs.
22:21 GMT - Here are our reports from an enthralling evening of Champions League action:
Liverpool narrowly beaten by Galatasaray in frantic Champions League clash
Atletico Madrid stick five past troubled Tottenham in Champions League last 16
Stoppage-time Lamine Yamal penalty earns Barcelona draw away at Newcastle
Olise stars as Bayern Munich put six past Atalanta in Champions League
22:18 GMT - Atletico have scored in 10 of their 11 games, only Newcastle United (11) have scored goals in more matches in the UEFA Champions League this season.
22:00 GMT - We'll have reaction coming up for you shortly.
21:59 GMT - FULL-TIME!
Atletico Madrid 5-2 Tottenham Hotspur
21:52 GMT - Lamine Yamal slots home the penalty in added time.
Elsewhere, Atalanta have scored a consolation goal against Bayern.
21:51 GMT - PENALTY TO BARCELONA!
21:43 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle lead Barcelona!
Jacob Murphy puts a cross into the box and finds Harvey Barnes, who latches on to it and strikes the ball into the bottom left corner.
21:37 GMT - GOAL! Jan Oblak makes a rare error trying to pass out from the back, and Dominic Solanke fires home a second for Tottenham.
It's 5-2, and one of the most bizarre matches of football you'll ever see.
21:31 GMT - It's been a relatively quieter evening on Tyneside.
Joelinton prods home, but he's well offside, and the goal is ruled out. It's still 0-0 heading into the last 10 minutes.
21:25 GMT - GOAL! Atalanta's defence is trying to outdo Tottenham's as they ship a sixth to Bayern Munich. This time it's Jamal Musiala with the finish.
21:22 GMT - GOAL! Michael Olise gets his second of the night to make it five for Bayern Munich.
21:16 GMT - GOAL! Spurs have a corner and force an excellent save from Jan Oblak, although you could argue Richarlison has to score.
Atletico then counter, and Julian Alvarez slots home 12 seconds later to make it 5-1.
21:09 GMT - GOAL! Nicolas Jackson adds a fourth for Bayern Munich against Atalanta.
21:03 GMT - The second half action is underway.
20:51 GMT - HALF-TIME!
Atletico Madrid 4-1 Tottenham Hotspur
20:45 GMT - Atletico Madrid have scored 16 first-half goals in 11 games, more than any other team in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.
20:32 GMT - In amongst all that, Bayern Munich are now 3-0 up away at Atalanta thanks to goals from Michael Olise and Serge Gnabry.
20:29 GMT - GOAL! Pedro Porro pulls one back for Tottenham somehow. It's now 4-1.
20:26 GMT - GOAL! Atletico Madrid have a fourth, this time Robin Le Normand heads home a rebound after a decent save from Vicario.
More misery for Tottenham.
20:20 GMT - Kinsky is being hauled off by Igor Tudor, and Vicario replaces him.
20:18 GMT - GOAL! Antonin Kinsky scuffs his pass, and Spurs are 3-0 down after Julian Alvarez walks the ball into the net.
20:17 GMT - GOAL! Disaster for Tottenham, who find themselves 2-0 down inside the first 15 minutes.
Antoine Griezmann takes advantage of another slip - this time from Micky van de Ven - before coolly slotting home.
20:12 GMT - GOAL! Josip Stanisic pounces on a loose ball inside the box and beats the goalkeeper with a low shot into the middle of the net to put Bayern Munich ahead against Atalanta.
20:09 GMT - GOAL! Spurs are behind against Atletico Madrid after a slip from Antonin Kinsky in the Spurs goal.
The ball is squared to Marcos Llorente, who fires into the bottom corner to make it 1-0.
20:03 GMT - We're up and running in the remaining three games of the night.
19:48 GMT - We'll have some reaction for you from Istanbul when we get it, but now we're switching attention to the remaining three fixtures this evening:
Atletico Madrid v Tottenham Hotspur
19:39 GMT - FULL-TIME!
Read our report: Liverpool narrowly beaten by Galatasaray in frantic Champions League clash
19:34 GMT - Four minutes will be added on.
19:33 GMT - Galatasaray's Davinson Sanchez receives a yellow card for a trailing leg, which will rule him out of the second leg.
19:24 GMT - We're into the final 10 minutes, and Liverpool are desperately pushing for an equaliser.
They're open to the counter, though, with Victor Osimhen causing chaos whenever Galatasaray get the chance to break.
19:16 GMT - Liverpool think they've equalised through a scruffy melee in the box, but VAR rules out the goal after deciding Ibrahima Konate handled the ball into the net.
19:05 GMT - Galatasaray think they've gone 2-0 up, but Baris Alper Yilmaz is adjudged to be offside in the build-up.
He didn't look like he was interfering with play, so that looks like a let-off for Liverpool - and Joe Gomez especially.
19:02 GMT - There's no Nick Woltemade with William Osula instead getting the nod for Newcastle as they host Barcelona.
18:56 GMT - The lineups are in for Tottenham's visit to Atletico Madrid.
Ademola Lookman starts up front for the Spaniards, while Antonin Kinsky replaces Guglielmo Vicario in the Spurs goal.
18:51 GMT - Alexis Mac Allister goes close to levelling for Liverpool after the ball rebounds to him in the box, but he blasts wide.
18:49 GMT - The second half is up and running.
18:32 GMT - HALF-TIME!
18:29 GMT - We'll have two minutes of added time.
18:00 GMT - Galatasaray have a record of W4, D0, L1 when scoring the opening goal in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League.
17:58 GMT - Victor Osimhen goes close with a free header at the back post, but the ball sails wide. It should really be two for Gala.
17:53 GMT - GOAL! After the fast start Liverpool had, they find themselves behind after the home side's first attack.
A header from Victor Osimhen finds Mario Lemina, who nods home to make it 1-0 to the Turkish side.
17:51 GMT - It's been a very positive start to the match for the Reds, who are barely letting Galatasaray out of their own half.
17:45 GMT - Here we go then. We're getting underway in Istanbul.
16:50 GMT - Team news time! The lineups are in for the early kick-off between Galatasaray and Liverpool.
Star striker Victor Osimhen leads the line for the hosts, while Florian Wirtz returns to the Liverpool side after nearly a month out.
16:36 GMT - It could also be a big evening for Newcastle striker Nick Woltemade - but for different reasons - when the Magpies clash with Barcelona at St James' Park.
After a fast start on Tyneside, the big-money German has struggled to find the net in recent months and a Champions League tie under the lights could be the ideal chance to change his fortunes.
Read more: Is Barcelona tie Woltemade's last chance to silence Newcastle doubters?
16:22 GMT - Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is just one goal away from hitting 50 in the Champions League. Will he reach that milestone in Istanbul this evening?
16:00 GMT - Hello and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker! Tonight, we'll keep you updated on all of the action in the Champions League.
It's time for the round of 16 and things kick off at 17:45 GMT when Liverpool travel to Istanbul to face Galatasaray, looking to avenge their defeat from the league phase.
At 20:00 GMT, Newcastle are out for revenge themselves when host Spanish champions Barcelona and relegation-threatened Tottenham are away to Atletico Madrid.
And Atalanta play six-time winners Bayern Munich to round out the evening.