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Arsenal and Inter complete final four

Arsenal and Inter complete final four

Arsenal made it past defending champions Real Madrid by producing an assured performance at the Bernabéu to win 2-1 on the night, 5-1 on aggregate. Meanwhile, in a dramatic second half, Inter held off Bayern at Stadio San Siro as it finished 2-2, which meant the Nerazzurri progressed with a 4-3 aggregate victory to set up a date with Barcelona in the semi-finals. We hear from Arsenal’s Player of the Match Declan Rice and manager Mikel Arteta, plus Bayern forward Harry Kane. We also look ahead to both mouth-watering semi-finals: Arsenal vs Paris and Inter vs Barcelona.
Paris and Barça survive scares to reach semis

Paris and Barça survive scares to reach semis

On a night of classic UEFA Champions League drama, Paris survived an Aston Villa fightback to win 5-4 on aggregate and progress to the last four despite losing 3-2 on the night. Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund gave Barcelona a scare but Serhou Guirassy's hat-trick wasn't enough. We hear from Villa goalscorer Ezri Konsa, as well as Dortmund's Pascal Gross. Plus, Jude Bellingham looks ahead to the final night of quarter-final action, when his Real Madrid team will look to come from behind against Arsenal, and Inter defend a 2-1 lead against Bayern at San Siro.
Barça win big and Paris secure comeback

Barça win big and Paris secure comeback

Home advantage was made to count in Wednesday's quarter-finals as both Barcelona and Paris secured impressive first-leg wins against Dortmund and Aston Villa respectively.In Spain, it was Barça's front three that did the damage with Raphinha, Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski (twice) grabbing the goals as the Catalan club surged to a convincing 4-0 victory. We hear from a very satisfied Barça coach Hansi Flick.In Paris, it was a much tighter affair, with the French champions having to come from behind to secure a late 3-1 first-leg triumph over Villa. Morgan Rogers put the English side into a surprise lead, but three brilliant goals from Désiré Doué, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Nuno Mendes put the Parisians in control of the tie heading into the second leg in Birmingham next week. We hear from two of the scorers on the night, Kvaratskhelia and Rogers.We also look ahead to next week's quarter-final second legs and hear from three coaches: Arsenal's Mikel Arteta, Real Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti and Bayern's Vincent Kompany.
Awesome Arsenal stun Madrid & Inter on top in Munich

Awesome Arsenal stun Madrid & Inter on top in Munich

On a pulsating night in north London, two wondrous Declan Rice free-kicks, plus a fine finish from Mikel Merino, sees Arsenal take a 3-0 advantage in their quarter-final tie with Real Madrid. Meanwhile in Munich, Inter ended Bayern's 22-match unbeaten home run in the Champions League thanks to Davide Frattesi's 88th-minute winner, which means the Nerazzurri will look to defend their 2-1 lead in the tie at Stadio San Siro in next week’s second leg. In the podcast, we hear from Arsenal's goal-scorers Rice & Merino plus manager Mikel Arteta, as well as Madrid’s Jude Bellingham, and we look ahead to Wednesday's two quarter-final first legs.
Madrid edge Atleti on penalties

Madrid edge Atleti on penalties

The quarter-final line-up was completed in dramatic fashion on Wednesday evening with Real Madrid, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Borussia Dortmund joining Barcelona, Bayern, Inter and Paris in the last eight.It went all the way in the Spanish capital, with Real Madrid squeezing past city rivals Atleti 4-2 on penalties after it finished 2-2 on aggregate after extra time – we hear from the winning goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. The holders will play Arsenal in the quarter-finals after the London club comprehensively beat PSV 9-3 on aggregate, despite being held 2-2 in London on the night. Gunners manager Mikel Arteta is proud to reach a second successive Champions League quarter-final.Aston Villa comfortably overcame ten-man Club Brugge 3-0 at Villa Park to progress 6-1 on aggregate, and set up a tantalising last-eight tie with Paris Saint-Germain – we get the thoughts of Villa's match winner, and Paris loanee, Marco Asensio. And in the night's early round of 16 second leg, Dortmund recovered from an early Jonathan David goal to complete a hard fought 2-1 victory in Lille, to edge through 3-2 on aggregate and set up a mouth-watering match-up with Barcelona. We hear from David, Emre Can and Niko Kovač.
Paris prevail on penalties at Anfield

Paris prevail on penalties at Anfield

The shock of the night saw Paris Saint-Germain reverse their first-leg defeat, beating Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield to take their tie into extra time, eventually prevailing 4-1 on penalties – goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma the Paris hero. It was a breathtaking match with 38 shots shared between the two sides despite just the one goal – we hear from the victorious Paris manager Luis Enrique as well as Liverpool's Arne Slot and Virgil van Dijk. Elsewhere there were comfortable wins for Barcelona, Bayern and Inter, who all progressed to the quarter-finals at the expense of Benfica, Leverkusen and Feyenoord respectively. We hear from Barça coach Hansi Flick, Bayern striker Harry Kane and Leverkusen boss Xabi Alonso.We also look ahead to Wednesday's round of 16 second legs, including a finely balanced Madrid derby at the Estadio Metropolitano and Aston Villa's home tie against Club Brugge, a match Villa manager Unai Emery says he isn't taking for granted despite holding a 3-1 aggregate lead.
Liverpool snatch late win at Paris, Bayern and Barça in box seat

Liverpool snatch late win at Paris, Bayern and Barça in box seat

Harvey Elliott scores the winner 47 seconds after coming on as a late substitute to secure a 1-0 victory for Liverpool in Paris. We hear from the match winner, Player of the Match Alisson Becker and Reds boss Arne Slot. Elsewhere, Harry Kane nets twice as Bayern beat German rivals Leverkusen 3-0. We hear from the England striker. Barcelona secure a 1-0 victory away at Benfica, despite playing for over an hour with ten men, and Inter win 2-0 away at Feyenoord, courtesy of goals from Marcus Thuram and Lautaro Martínez. Inter's Dutch defender Stefan de Vrij reacts to that result, plus we look ahead to the second legs.
Real Madrid edge Atleti, Arsenal score seven

Real Madrid edge Atleti, Arsenal score seven

A stunning start to the last 16 saw 17 goals shared amongst Tuesday's four first-leg encounters. It was a tightly contested Madrid derby with the defending champions edging neighbours Atleti 2-1 at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu thanks to a second-half Brahim Díaz winner. Arsenal hit seven in Eindhoven to take full control of their round of 16 tie against PSV – there were six different goalscorers for the Gunners and we hear from one of them, Dutch defender Jurrien Timber.It was a far tighter affair in Dortmund as Lille came back from a goal down to earn a hard fought 1-1 draw – the scorer of their equaliser and Player of the Match, Hákon Arnar Haraldsson, believes the home crowd could prove pivotal for his side in the second leg in France. And in the day's early kick-off in Bruges, Aston Villa scored two late goals to take a 3-1 first-leg advantage back to Birmingham – we hear from their satisfied manager Unai Emery.We also look ahead to Wednesday's first legs, including a heavyweight clash at the Parc des Princes between Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool, a match Reds boss Arne Slot says they are not taking lightly.
Dortmund, Madrid, Paris and PSV complete round of 16 picture

Dortmund, Madrid, Paris and PSV complete round of 16 picture

The final four clubs confirmed their spots in the round of 16 on Wednesday night. PSV needed extra time to complete the turnaround in their tie, beating Juventus 3-1 on the night, 4-3 on aggregate. In Madrid, the defending champions put in another fine performance to defeat Manchester City 3-1, and 6-3 on aggregate, thanks to a hat-trick from Kylian Mbappé. Meanwhile, Paris fired seven goals past Brest, and although Dortmund were unable to break the deadlock against Sporting CP, their 3-0 advantage from the first leg was enough to see them through.
Bayern and Benfica leave it late to progress

Bayern and Benfica leave it late to progress

Tuesday's knockout phase play-off second legs went right down to the wire with late goals and plenty of drama. It was heartbreak for Celtic in Munich as Bayern equalised deep into added time to sneak through 2-1 on aggregate thanks to their late goalscoring hero Alphonso Davies. It was raining goals in Lisbon as Benfica and Monaco drew 3-3, the Portuguese side progressing 4-3 overall – we hear from their Player of the Match Orkun Kökçü.Elsewhere, Feyenoord and Club Brugge pulled off the upsets of the night with superb away displays to eliminate Italian sides Milan and Atalanta respectively and reach the round of 16 – we hear from Feyenoord defender Dávid Hancko. We also look ahead to Wednesday's second-leg encounters with Man City manager Pep Guardiola telling us his side need to be on top of their game to overcome a first-leg deficit against Real Madrid.
Bayern hold off Celtic, Club Brugge, Benfica and Feyenoord claim victory

Bayern hold off Celtic, Club Brugge, Benfica and Feyenoord claim victory

Bayern claim a 2-1 victory against Celtic on the second night of the knockout phase play-off first legs. Elsewhere, Feyenoord beat AC Milan 1-0 in Rotterdam and Benfica win 1-0 away against Benfica thanks to Vangelis Pavlidis' goal. In the early match, Club Brugge score an added-time winner to beat Atalanta 2-1. We hear from Bayern striker Harry Kane, AC Milan defender Kyle Walker and Benfica match winner Pavlidis.
Madrid late show sinks City

Madrid late show sinks City

It was a stunning start to the inaugural night of the knockout phase play-offs with the first four matches treating us to 14 goals.There was another Champions League classic between Manchester City and Real Madrid with the holders snatching a dramatic first-leg lead with almost the last kick of a five-goal thriller. We hear from the match winner Jude Bellingham as well as Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti. In the night's other first legs, Paris and Dortmund both put one foot in the last 16 after convincing 3-0 away wins against Brest and Sporting CP respectively, whilst Juventus edged PSV 2-1 in Turin. We hear from Paris boss Luis Enrique and midfielder Vitinha, and Dortmund coach Niko Kovač, and look ahead to Wednesday's featured match, Celtic versus Bayern, with the help of Brendan Rodgers.
Man City squeeze through as Inter, Atleti, Leverkusen and Villa make top eight

Man City squeeze through as Inter, Atleti, Leverkusen and Villa make top eight

A historic night of Champions League football saw the first ever league phase draw to a dramatic conclusion. All 36 teams kicked off at the same time – with 27 of them still with something to play for.At the top, Liverpool pipped Barcelona to first place despite losing in Eindhoven. It was Arsenal, Inter, Atleti, Leverkusen, Lille and Aston Villa who also secured a top eight spot and automatic progression to the last 16. Nine clubs battled it out for the final six knockout phase play-off positions and it was PSV, Paris, Benfica, Man City, Sporting CP and Club Brugge who were ultimately successful. And elsewhere there were important wins for Real Madrid, Bayern, Dortmund and Benfica.We hear from Pep Guardiola, Cody Gakpo, Nathan Tella, Unai Emery, Jacob Ramsey, Mikel Arteta and Jude Bellingham.
Paris complete City comeback, Feyenoord beat Bayern

Paris complete City comeback, Feyenoord beat Bayern

On another night of high drama in the UEFA Champions League, Paris Saint-Germain come from 2-0 down to beat Manchester City 4-2 in the French capital. The result leaves City in the elimination places heading into Matchday 8. Meanwhile, Feyenoord beat Bayern 3-0 in Rotterdam and Arsenal beat GNK Dinamo by the same scoreline in north London. There were also victories for AC Milan, Celtic, Inter, Real Madrid, Shakhtar and Leipzig. We hear from City boss Pep Guardiola, Feyenoord's Santiago Giménez, Leipzig match winner Yussuf Poulsen, and Arsenal's Declan Rice after scoring his first Champions League goal.
Barça stun Benfica, Atleti leave it late

Barça stun Benfica, Atleti leave it late

New year but same old drama in the UEFA Champions League as it rained goals on Matchday 7.Raphinha was the hero for Barcelona as they edged Benfica in a dramatic nine goal thriller in Lisbon to deny Liverpool being assured of first place in the league phase after the English club made it seven wins from seven against Lille at Anfield. Ten-man Atleti left it late to overcome Leverkusen 2-1 in Madrid thanks to a Julián Alvarez double. Elsewhere there were wins for Monaco, Atalanta, PSV, Stuttgart and Bologna as 33 goals were netted across Tuesday's nine matches. We hear from Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Arne Slot, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick, Benfica's hat-trick hero Vangelis Pavlidis, Atalanta midfielder Charles De Ketelaere and Aston Villa defender Tyrone Mings. Plus Pep Guardiola looks ahead to Manchester City's crucial clash with Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday evening.
Barça win thriller, Juve sink City

Barça win thriller, Juve sink City

It took a while to fire into life but part two of Matchday 6 did not disappoint. The battle of the entertainers in Dortmund delivered with Barcelona running out 3-2 winners, with all five goals coming in the second half. Juventus saw off a struggling Manchester City side 2-0 in Turin, whilst there were also important wins for Milan, Arsenal, Feyenoord, Atleti, Lille and Stuttgart, who hit five against eliminated Young Boys. We hear from City manager Pep Guardiola, Arsenal duo Bakayo Saka and Myles Lewis-Skelly and Lille match-winner Hakon Arnar Haraldsson.
Madrid beat Atalanta in thriller, Paris and Bayern secure statement wins

Madrid beat Atalanta in thriller, Paris and Bayern secure statement wins

Real Madrid secured a narrow win against Atalanta in Bergamo as Matchday 6 of the UEFA Champions League began. Elsewhere, Bayern and Paris earned statements victories away from home, while Liverpool retained their 100% record with a 1-0 success at Girona. Leverkusen, Aston Villa, Brest and Club Brugge also picked up three points, as GNK Dinamo and Celtic played out a goalless draw.We hear from Atalanta striker Ademola Lookman, Madrid talisman Jude Bellingham and Aston Villa midfielder Youri Tielemans. Meanwhile, defender Andy Robertson and boss Arne Slot take us inside the Liverpool camp as the team strengthened their place at the top of the league phase table. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola also looks ahead to his side's match against Juventus on Wednesday.
Liverpool beat Real Madrid, PSV and Benfica leave it late

Liverpool beat Real Madrid, PSV and Benfica leave it late

Liverpool recorded a statement 2-0 victory over Real Madrid at Anfield on Matchday 5 of the UEFA Champions League. Elsewhere, PSV came from 2-0 down to beat Shakhtar in dramatic fashion, while Benfica also completed a late turnaround to edge a five-goal thriller against Monaco. There were also victories for Borussia Dortmund, Lille, Crvena Zvezda and Sturm Graz. We hear from Liverpool goalscorer Alexis Mac Allister and penalty hero goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, as well as Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham. Plus, PSV’s Malik Tillman reacts after his late double, Celtic captain Callum McGregor speaks after the 1-1 draw with Club Brugge, and Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins looks back on the 0-0 draw with Juventus.
Bayern beat Paris, Feyenoord stun City and Inter go top

Bayern beat Paris, Feyenoord stun City and Inter go top

On a night of high drama in the UEFA Champions League, we react to Bayern's 1-0 victory over Paris, discuss Feyenoord's recovery from 3-0 down to earn a draw at Manchester City, plus talk about Robert Lewandowski's moment of history as Barcelona secured three points against Brest. Elsewhere, Inter went top of the league phase with victory over Leipzig, it was a night to remember for Atleti and Atalanta, who both scored six, while Arsenal and Leverkusen hit five. We hear from Feyenoord's Brian Priske, Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, plus Tammy Abraham reacts to AC Milan's 3-2 victory at Slovan Bratislava.