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

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

Barcelona overturned a 3-1 first-leg deficit and Atlético stunned Manchester City to make the last 16 with holders Lyon but Juventus's debut is over.

Holders Lyon will take on Wolfsburg in the final after Chelsea, Manchester City, Slavia Praha, Barcelona, Montpellier and Linköping fell.

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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.

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.

Holders Lyon will begin their bid for a third straight title against Medyk Konin while Chelsea face Bayern München and Atlético Madrid take on Wolfsburg after the round of 32 draw was made.

Lyon, Wolfsburg, Bayern München and Paris Saint-Germain hold comfortable leads but it is closer for the likes of Manchester City and Barcelona as the round of 16 ends.

Paris Saint-Germain won at BIIK-Kazygurt, Rosengård made a fine start at Slavia Praha, while Zsanett Jakabfi has had an exceptional evening with two-time winners Wolfsburg.