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Arsenal salvaged a 1–1 draw against Bayer Leverkusen at the BayArena thanks to a late penalty from Kai Havertz in the first leg of their Champions League Round of 16 tie, with the German midfielder coming back to haunt his former club. The match began at a high intensity, with both sides enjoying spells of possession and showing early attacking intent. David Raya was forced into a crucial save in the seventh minute after Christian Kofane tested the Arsenal goalkeeper, as Leve

Federico Valverde scored a stunning first-half hat-trick to dismantle a lacklustre Manchester City side, leaving Real Madrid all but through to the quarter-finals. Big games demand big players, and Federico Valverde showed exactly why he belongs among the very best in the world. In a star-studded Madrid side, the Uruguayan does not always command the same attention as others, but he produced a worthy captain’s performance that will be etched into Champions League history. Man

Bodo/Glimt continue their dream Champions League campaign as they secure a 3–0 home victory against Sporting CP. Glimt hosted Sporting Lisbon in their first ever Round of 16 Champions League tie in the club’s history. The hosts came into the game in red-hot form, having won their last four games in the competition, beating two European giants Manchester City and Atlético Madrid. More recently, they produced one of the biggest shocks of the tournament so far when they knocked

Bodo/Glimt will host Sporting Lisbon on Wednesday in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 clash. Glimt have only played five competitive games in 2026 due to their league season finishing back in November. This scheduling helps the Norwegian league avoid the harsh winter conditions that the country experiences. Despite the long break domestically, the Norwegian side have been in fantastic form in Europe, having beaten Manchester City and Atlético Madrid in

Fifteen meetings, five wins each and five draws. Few rivalries in modern European football are as finely balanced as Real Madrid vs Manchester City and for the sixth time in seven seasons, the Champions League has paired them together once again. Yet while Real Madrid have progressed from three of their last five knockout ties against Guardiola’s City, Los Blancos’ recent form both domestically and in Europe coupled with their growing injury crisis suggests City may hold the

Arsenal travel to the BayArena on today at 17:45 to face Bayer Leverkusen in the Round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League, as Mikel Arteta’s side look to secure a strong first-leg result away from home. The Gunners arrive in Germany hoping to continue their impressive European campaign. Arsenal topped their group and remain unbeaten in the competition this season, building momentum as they enter the knockout stages. Leverkusen, meanwhile, come into the match in solid European

Spurs collapsed once again on a disastrous night against Atlético Madrid. Spurs goalkeeper Kinsky was substituted after just 17 minutes on his Champions League debut as Tottenham quickly found themselves 3–0 down, with three calamitous slips leading directly to three goals. Igor Tudor’s decision to bench Vicario, who had previously kept six clean sheets during Tottenham’s Champions League campaign, backfired massively. With the scoreline eventually finishing 5–2 to Atlético M

Lamine Yamal’s stoppage-time penalty rescued a 1–1 draw for Barcelona against Newcastle United at St James’ Park, leaving the Champions League tie finely balanced heading into the second leg. William Osula led the line in the absence of Nick Woltemade and began the game well, causing a variety of different problems for the Barcelona back line with his speed, strength and runs in behind. Tonight’s match at St James’ Park was always expected to produce goals, with previous meet

European nights demand pedigree. Few clubs in world football carry it quite like Bayern Munich, and in Bergamo they reminded everyone exactly why. From the opening whistle, the German giants played with the calm authority of a side completely at home on this stage. Bayern dominated possession early, suffocating Atalanta inside their own half and dictating the tempo with ruthless control. The breakthrough arrived through a moment of clever improvisation that perfectly captured

History has a strange way of repeating itself in football, and for Liverpool it did so in frustrating fashion once again. A night that promised opportunity instead ended in familiar disappointment, as the Reds slipped to another narrow 1–0 defeat against Galatasaray — a result that will leave serious questions heading into the second leg. The decisive moment came early. Just eight minutes into the match, Galatasaray struck through Mario Lemina, who reacted quickest inside the