Holders Lyon, former winners Arsenal and Wolfsburg, plus past finalists Barcelona, Paris and Fortuna all progressed.

Breidablik, Mitrovica, Hibernian, Minsk, ŽFK Spartak, BIIK-Kazygurt, Braga, Anderlecht, Twente and Vllaznia made it through.

A record 62 clubs from 50 countries have entered the 2019/20 edition: see who is aiming for Vienna.

Slavia and Barcelona won on Thursday to join holders Lyon, Paris, Wolfsburg, Bayern, Chelsea and LSK Kvinner.

Barcelona, Chelsea, Linköping, Manchester City, Montpellier, Slavia, Wolfsburg, and holders Lyon – on Camille Abily's record-setting night – have all booked their places in the 24 November quarter-final draw.

Lyon, Wolfsburg, Barcelona and Manchester City all secured comfortable round of 16 first-leg away wins while Chelsea beat Rosengård and Montpellier produced a fine comeback at Brescia.

Chelsea and Rosengård players facing their old clubs, debutants against past winners and one rematch: our guide to this week's UEFA Women's Champions League round of 16 ties.

UEFA Women's Champions League holders Lyon face a trip to Kazakhstan while debutants Fiorentina meet two-time winners Wolfsburg after the round of 16 draw was made in Nyon.

Chelsea edged out Bayern München, free-scoring Lyon and Wolfsburg completed round of 32 victories while Anja Mittag and the two Prague sides made competition history.

Holders Lyon and past winners Wolfsburg won comfortably in their round of 32 first legs as Chelsea secured a lead against Bayern and both Fiorentina and Ajax enjoyed their bows.

The knockout phase begins on Wednesday as the round of 32 is played with Lyon starting their bid for an unprecedented third straight title and Chelsea up against Bayern.

Lyon aim for an unprecedented third straight title while Fiorentina and Ajax make debuts as the round of 32 starts on Wednesday: we introduce the teams in the knockout phase.