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Liverpool secured their place in the Champions League last 16 in emphatic fashion with a commanding 6–0 victory over Qarabag at Anfield, overcoming defensive setbacks to deliver one of their most complete European performances of the season. Arne Slot’s side entered the contest aware that domestic struggles had not derailed their continental campaign, and once again showcased their strength on the European stage. The win ensured Liverpool finished third in the league phase an

Chelsea kept their Champions League hopes firmly alive with a tense 1–0 victory over Pafos at Stamford Bridge, but it took a late header from Moises Caicedo to finally break stubborn resistance from the Cypriot visitors. On a night that marked Liam Rosenior’s first taste of Champions League management, the Blues dominated territory and possession but lacked fluency and creativity for long spells. Faced with a disciplined low block, Chelsea circulated the ball patiently yet st

Liverpool tore through Marseille in a hostile Stade Vélodrome, delivering a ruthless 3–0 European demolition that sends Arne Slot’s side up to fourth in the Champions League table. Mohamed Salah made his return for the Reds after Africa Cup of Nations duty, featuring for the first time in 39 days and adding further quality to an already confident Liverpool side. Marseille welcomed Liverpool with a Beatles-themed tifo inside a bouncing Stade Vélodrome, but it was the visitors