We pick out ten young players to watch in the coming year – and decade.

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.

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.

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.

Player of the tournament as the Netherlands won UEFA Women's EURO 2017 on home soil, Barcelona forward Lieke Martens has been named UEFA Women's Player of the Year for the 2016/17 season.

Lieke Martens has won the UEFA Women's Player of the Year award after her player-of-the-tournament performance at UEFA Women's EURO 2017.

Considered one of the world's top women players since her teenage breakthrough in 2004 and showing no signs of fading, we salute brilliant Brazilian Marta.

Manchester City won the last quarter-final second leg to earn a semi-final with Lyon, who knocked out Wolfsburg, while Paris roared back against Bayern München and will play Barcelona.

Lyon, Bayern, Barcelona and Manchester City won their quarter-final first legs and we followed all eight teams on social media through the week: here are the highlights.

Paris Saint-Germain, Lyon, Wolfsburg, Bayern and Barcelona have been on winning streaks while Manchester City and Fortuna made signings: the latest from the quarter-finalists.