Barcelona, Liverpool, Bayern and Atletico reach Champions League quarters

Barcelona hit Newcastle United for seven to reach the European Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday, while Liverpool overturned a first-leg deficit to beat Galatasaray in their last-16 tie and both Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid advanced to the next round.

Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski both scored twice as La Liga leaders Barcelona tore apart Newcastle at the Camp Nou, winning 7-2 in the second leg of their last-16 encounter to progress 8-3 on aggregate.

It was also just the third time Barcelona have scored seven in a Champions League game, and Flick's side can now look forward to an all-Spanish quarter-final next month against Atletico.

Diego Simeone's men lost 3-2 on the night to Tottenham Hotspur in London, but progressed 7-5 on aggregate thanks to their 5-2 victory last week.

Liverpool were too good for Galatasaray, overturning a 1-0 first-leg deficit against the Turkish side with a comprehensive 4-0 win at Anfield.

Mohamed Salah netted his 50th goal in the Champions League, and it sealed a 4-1 aggregate victory which takes the Reds through to a quarter-final against defending champions PSG and the team that knocked the Reds out of the competition last season.

It will be a repeat of a last 16 tie a year ago which PSG won on penalties, the French club have won four knockout ties against English opponents since the start of 2025.

Bayern's progress against Atalanta was never in doubt after their 6-1 win in the first leg in Italy, and they followed that with a 4-1 success in Munich.

Harry Kane opened the scoring with a retaken first-half penalty and then added a brilliant second on 54 minutes.

The brace took the Englishman to a half-century of Champions League goals, as he joined Salah and Thierry Henry on that overall mark. Kane has done it in 66 games compared to 97 for Salah.