Holders FFC Frankfurt needed penalties to get past LSK Kvinner on a night when Wolfsburg, Lyon, Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Brescia claimed quarter-final berths.

UEFA.com previews the round of 16 ties, which start on Wednesday, as Chelsea face Wolfsburg, Atlético Madrid meet free-scoring Lyon and misfiring Frankfurt play the Norwegian champions.

Debutants Chelsea and Atlético Madrid face two-time winners Wolfsburg and Lyon respectively, while holders FFC Frankfurt take on LSK Kvinner after the round of 16 draw was made.

The UEFA Women's Champions League round of 16 draw is made at 13.30CET on Monday and we introduce the teams aiming for the final in Reggio Emilia.

Former winners Wolfsburg and Lyon progressed, Paris won 9-0 and debutants Chelsea forged on, but the trail went cold for Bayern in Wednesday's round of 32 closers.

Wolfsburg, Bayern, Liverpool and Chelsea face difficult tests in the second legs of the UEFA Women's Champions League round of 32 on Wednesday and Thursday.

The UEFA Women's Champions League last 32 starts on Wednesday with FFC Frankfurt beginning their defence and a strong field attempting to dethrone them.

Chelsea warmed up for their European debut with a first English league title while Lyon look in ominous form as we gauge the form of the leading contenders.

UEFA.com introduces the 32 contenders in the knockout phase, from holders Frankfurt to three debutant clubs with names familiar to football fans.

As the knockouts begin, we pick out key figures from 15 seasons of UEFA women's club competition, with 5,206 players from over 200 clubs involved in 1,364 matches.

The new season is close and we hear from two Chelsea stars while rounding up transfer news from the likes of Liverpool, Bayern München, Atlético Madrid and Barcelona.

A record 56 clubs from 47 nations have entered in 2015/16 including three from Germany, one from Luxembourg and debutants Chelsea LFC and Club Atlético de Madrid.

"It's the best thing that can happen if you play for a team," said Anja Mittag after scoring twice in the 3-2 win that gave FC Rosengård the Swedish women's title.

Madelaine Edlund's header nine minutes from time gave Tyresö FF a 1-0 win at champions WFC Malmö and the club their first Swedish title at the expense of their opponents.