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Tottenham may have reached a nadir in Madrid – but it could still get worse

Masochistically rewatching the horror show against Atlético confirms that in a season of disasters this is perhaps the biggest

English clubs have week to forget in Champions League – but is that a bad thing?

Of six teams in the last 16, only two – Arsenal and Liverpool – look more likely than not to get to the quarter-finals. But does it matter?

Chelsea’s Pedro Neto faces possible ban for pushing ballboy in defeat by PSG

Uefa said: ‘Disciplinary proceedings have been instigated’ after Pedro Neto pushed a ballboy, an action for which he apologised

Guardiola’s emphasis on pace backfires as supply chain breaks and defence buckles

Real Madrid left Erling Haaland marooned and picked off an unbalanced Manchester City in the Champions League

Champions League review: English teams disappoint, Valverde dazzles and Simeone’s last dance?

All six of the Premier League’s last-16 teams have plenty of work to do in their second legs. Bodø/Glimt, meanwhile, have eyes on a fairytale quarter-final

Kvaratskhelia is PSG’s hyper-skilled traveller to expose Chelsea’s naivety

European champions rediscover mojo thanks to maverick Georgian’s late show to surely put tie beyond Chelsea’s reach

‘Players make mistakes’: Liam Rosenior defends Filip Jörgensen after error

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenoir has said ‘players make mistakes’ after Filip Jörgensen’s error gave PSG their third goal in 5-2 win

Valverde, Real’s ever versatile Little Bird, goes on a flight of pure fantasy

Hat-trick hero helped out as an auxiliary right-back before becoming the 7, 8, 9 and 10 in one of the great European performances against Manchester City

‘Difficult to lift our mindset’: Guardiola admits City have little chance of progress

Pep Guardiola is not optimistic that Manchester City will overturn a 3-0 deficit in the second leg of their Champions League tie with Real Madrid

Real Madrid 3-0 Manchester City: Champions League last 16, first leg – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Federico Valverde scored one of the great Champions League hat-tricks to give Real a huge advantage going into next week’s second leg. Scott Murray was watching

Paris Saint-Germain v Chelsea, Bodø/Glimt v Sporting, and more: football – as it happened

Paris Saint-Germain punish Chelsea after goalkeeping error while Bødo/Glimt thrash Sporting to continue their fairytale run

PSG give Chelsea mountain to climb after another keeper calamity

Chelsea were beaten 5-2 in the first leg of their Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain, as a goalkeeping error handed the holders the initiative

Valverde’s astonishing Real Madrid hat-trick leaves Manchester City on brink

Vinícius Júnior also had a penalty saved in Real Madrid’s 3-0 win against Manchester City in the first leg of the Champions League last 16

Bayer Leverkusen 1-1 Arsenal: Champions League last 16, first leg – as it happened

Kai Havertz scored a late penalty on his return to Leverkusen to help Arsenal rescue a draw before the second leg in London

Havertz’s late penalty on return to Leverkusen rescues first-leg draw for Arsenal

Bayer Leverkusen took the lead from a corner but Arsenal made it 1-1 in the 89th minute when Kai Havertz scored against his former club

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