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This was Barca's second straight season when they were eliminated in the group stage of the Champions League after making 17 consecutive knockout appearances

Champions League: Barcelona, Atletico knocked out; Liverpool, Bayern & Inter Milan progress

Barcelona were crashed out of UEFA Champions League before kicking a ball on Wednesday after Inter Milan thrash Viktoria 4-0 early in the day. 

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This was Barca's second straight season when they were eliminated in the group stage of the Champions League after making 17 consecutive knockout appearances

Barcelona crashed out of UEFA Champions League before kicking a ball on Wednesday after Inter Milan thrashed Viktoria Plzen 4-0 early in the day.
 This was Barca's second straight season when they were eliminated in the group stage of the Champions League after making 17 consecutive knockout appearances.
 The day even got worse for the Spanish club as they suffered a 3-0 defeat from Bayern Munich, which cruised to the last 16 round, at the Camp Nou.
Atletico Madrid vs Bayer Leverkusen
It was a miserable night for another Spanish club, Atletico Madrid, which played out a 2-2 draw at home to Bayer Leverkusen after they missed a stoppage-time penalty. After the defeat, Atletico crashed out of the Champions League as Porto joined Club Brugge in the last 16 with a convincing 4-0 away win to the Belgian side.
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Liverpool vs Ajax
Meanwhile, Premier League club Liverpool booked a place in the last 16 round with a 3-0 win over Ajaz Amsterdam. The win ensured that Liverpool will finish in the top-two in Group A.
 The group's top team will be decided next week when Liverpool host Napoli, who thrashed Rangers at home 3-0 on Wednesday night.
Tottenham vs Sporting CP
Tottenham kept its hopes alive for the last 16 qualifications with a 1-1 draw against Sporting CP.
 Now Antonio Conte's side has to avoid defeat at Olympique de Marseille next week for making it to the knockout stage of the Champions League.

The new season of the Champions League is upon us and UEFA launched a new intro for club football's most followed tournament.
Some thrilling encounters are on the card on the opening day including Manchester City vs Sevilla, Juventus vs PSG, Chelsea vs Dinamo Zagreb and Real Madrid vs Celtic.
Also read: Premier League: Rashford's brace help Manchester United end Arsenal’s winning run

Watch! UEFA Champions League has a new intro, new season begins September 6

The new season of the Champions League is upon us and UEFA launched a new intro for club football's most followed tournament

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Some thrilling encounters are on the card on the opening day including Manchester City vs Sevilla, Juventus vs PSG, Chelsea vs Dinamo Zagreb and Real Madrid vs Celtic

The new season of the Champions League is upon us and UEFA launched a new intro for club football's most followed tournament.
Some thrilling encounters are on the card on the opening day including Manchester City vs Sevilla, Juventus vs PSG, Chelsea vs Dinamo Zagreb and Real Madrid vs Celtic.
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The 1st leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinal saw Real Madrid score 3 goals against hosts Manchester City and still lose the game. The match with a 4-3 scoreline dazzled the fans at the Etihad as Manchester City won the 1st leg.
City were off to a clinical start with Kevin de Bruyne opening the scoring in the 2nd min of play. Gabriel Jesus doubled the lead with a goal in the 11th min as City raced to a 2-0 lead in no time.
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Karim Benzema pulled one back just before the break as Manchester City went to half time with a slender 2-1 lead. The 2nd half was as crazy as the opening 45 mins with Phil Foden scoring for City early followed by Vinicious Junior who made it 3-2.
Bernardo Silva then scored for City to give them the comfort with a 4-2 lead. Benzema then returned to score a stunning penalty in the 82nd min giving hope to Real Madrid.
The 13-time winners were hoping for another goal but City denied them a chance to equalise as the match ended at 4-3 in the favour of the hosts. The 2nd leg will be played on 5th May at Santiago Bernabeu.

Manchester City edge past Real Madrid in a high scoring Champions League thriller

Goal fest at the Etihad! 

Manchester City edge past Real Madrid in the Champions League

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Karim&nbsp;Benzema&nbsp;nets a brace for Real Madrid but they still lose to Manchester City&nbsp;

The 1st leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinal saw Real Madrid score 3 goals against hosts Manchester City and still lose the game. The match with a 4-3 scoreline dazzled the fans at the Etihad as Manchester City won the 1st leg.
City were off to a clinical start with Kevin de Bruyne opening the scoring in the 2nd min of play. Gabriel Jesus doubled the lead with a goal in the 11th min as City raced to a 2-0 lead in no time.
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Karim Benzema pulled one back just before the break as Manchester City went to half time with a slender 2-1 lead. The 2nd half was as crazy as the opening 45 mins with Phil Foden scoring for City early followed by Vinicious Junior who made it 3-2.
Bernardo Silva then scored for City to give them the comfort with a 4-2 lead. Benzema then returned to score a stunning penalty in the 82nd min giving hope to Real Madrid.
The 13-time winners were hoping for another goal but City denied them a chance to equalise as the match ended at 4-3 in the favour of the hosts. The 2nd leg will be played on 5th May at Santiago Bernabeu.

Bernardo Silva scored twice as Manchester City trounced Sporting Lisbon 5-0 in the UEFA Champions League's round of 16 game on Tuesday night.
The goal-fest started with a superb goal from Riyad Mahrez who brilliantly pushed the volley from Kevin de Bruyne in the 7th minute.
City were simply unstoppable after the early goal as Silva doubled the lead in the 17th minute before Phil Foden netted another in the 32nd minute.
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The English champions literally sealed the game before half-time after Silva scored his second goal in the 44th minute, giving his team a 4-0 lead at the break.
Lisbon were no match against City in the second half too as Raheem Sterling made it 5-0 with a sublime curling effort in the 58th minute.
Pep Guardiola's side will now host Sporting Lisbon for the second leg of the Round of 16 match on March 9.

UCL 2021-22: Silva nets a brace as Manchester City trounce Sporting Lisbon in last 16's first leg game

The English champions Manchester City made mockery of Lisbon's defence as they scored four goals in the first half. Tap to watch the highlights video

Bernardo Silva scored twice as Manchester City trounced Sporting Lisbon 5-0 in the UEFA Champions League's round of 16 game on Tuesday night.
The goal-fest started with a superb goal from Riyad Mahrez who brilliantly pushed the volley from Kevin de Bruyne in the 7th minute.
City were simply unstoppable after the early goal as Silva doubled the lead in the 17th minute before Phil Foden netted another in the 32nd minute.
The English champions literally sealed the game before half-time after Silva scored his second goal in the 44th minute, giving his team a 4-0 lead at the break.
Lisbon were no match against City in the second half too as Raheem Sterling made it 5-0 with a sublime curling effort in the 58th minute.
Pep Guardiola's side will now host Sporting Lisbon for the second leg of the Round of 16 match on March 9.

Bernardo Silva scored twice as Manchester City trounced Sporting Lisbon 5-0 in the UEFA Champions League's round of 16 game on Tuesday night

Bernardo Silva scored twice as Manchester City trounced Sporting Lisbon 5-0 in the UEFA Champions League's round of 16 game on Tuesday night.
The goal-fest started with a superb goal from Riyad Mahrez who brilliantly pushed the volley from Kevin de Bruyne in the 7th minute.
City were simply unstoppable after the early goal as Silva doubled the lead in the 17th minute before Phil Foden netted another in the 32nd minute.
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The English champions literally sealed the game before half-time after Silva scored his second goal in the 44th minute, giving his team a 4-0 lead at the break.
Lisbon were no match against City in the second half too as Raheem Sterling made it 5-0 with a sublime curling effort in the 58th minute.
Pep Guardiola's side will now host Sporting Lisbon for the second leg of the Round of 16 match on March 9.

Manchester United found themselves once again under the pump after slumping to a 2-0 deficit at the halftime break against Italian side Atalanta&nbsp;in their Group F Champions League tie. The fans at the Old Trafford continued to chant as the Red Devils spurred back to life in the 2nd half. Goals from Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire&nbsp;got the hosts back on level terms before Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo's&nbsp;winner in the 81st min sealed the deal for Manchester United.&nbsp;&nbsp;A dramatic 3-2 win for Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Solskjaer's men as they shift their focus to Premier League where they next play Liverpool.&nbsp;
Barcelona&nbsp;edged past Dynamo Kiev by a solitary goal in their Group E clash courtesy a first half strike from Gerard Pique. The win ensured that Barcelona snapped their 4 match losing streak in Champions League and collected their first points of the season after 2 straight losses. Up next for Barcelona&nbsp;is El Classico&nbsp;against arch rivals Real Madrid&nbsp;which will be their first meeting since the departure of Lionel Messi.
Chelsea thrashed Malmo&nbsp;4-0 on Wednesday night as they registered their 2nd win of the competition. A goal each from Andreas Christensen &amp;&nbsp;Kai Havertz&nbsp;and brace from&nbsp;Jorginho&nbsp;helped Thomas&nbsp;Tuchel's&nbsp;men to register an easy win at the Stamford Bridge. The win helps Chelsea reach the 2nd spot on the table in Group H behind Juventus with 2 wins from 3 games.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Champions League: Ronaldo saves Man United again, Chelsea win big 

Cristiano Ronaldo scores a late winner as Manchester United comeback from 2 goals down to beat Atalanta, Barcelona and Chelsea too register wins in Champions League 

Champions League: Ronaldo saves scrappy Man United again, Chelsea win big 

Manchester United found themselves once again under the pump after slumping to a 2-0 deficit at the halftime break against Italian side Atalanta&nbsp;in their Group F Champions League tie. The fans at the Old Trafford continued to chant as the Red Devils spurred back to life in the 2nd half. Goals from Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire&nbsp;got the hosts back on level terms before Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo's&nbsp;winner in the 81st min sealed the deal for Manchester United.&nbsp;&nbsp;A dramatic 3-2 win for Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Solskjaer's men as they shift their focus to Premier League where they next play Liverpool.&nbsp;
Barcelona&nbsp;edged past Dynamo Kiev by a solitary goal in their Group E clash courtesy a first half strike from Gerard Pique. The win ensured that Barcelona snapped their 4 match losing streak in Champions League and collected their first points of the season after 2 straight losses. Up next for Barcelona&nbsp;is El Classico&nbsp;against arch rivals Real Madrid&nbsp;which will be their first meeting since the departure of Lionel Messi.
Chelsea thrashed Malmo&nbsp;4-0 on Wednesday night as they registered their 2nd win of the competition. A goal each from Andreas Christensen &amp;&nbsp;Kai Havertz&nbsp;and brace from&nbsp;Jorginho&nbsp;helped Thomas&nbsp;Tuchel's&nbsp;men to register an easy win at the Stamford Bridge. The win helps Chelsea reach the 2nd spot on the table in Group H behind Juventus with 2 wins from 3 games.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo&nbsp;scores a late winner as Manchester United comeback from 2 goals down to beat Atalanta&nbsp;

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