Messi got loud with Verratti after not receiving a potential goal-scoring pass ![]()
Neymar and Donnarumma squared up to each other in the dressing room after PSG’s UCL exit.
The forward criticised the keeper for Real Madrid’s equaliser, before Gigi pointed out that Neymar had conceded possession ahead of Madrid’s second ![]()
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Sébastien Haller has really scored in every single Champions League appearance of his career ![]()
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Renan Lodi nods winner at Old Trafford as Atlético book spot in quarter-finals.
Núñez heads in only goal in Amsterdam to send Benfica into last 8.
Cristiano Ronaldo fails to make it past the Champions League round of 16 for the second consecutive season ![]()
Right-back Diogo Dalot had as many shots as Cristiano Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes, Jadon Sancho and Anthony Elanga combined last night (4)

Atletico Madrid have kept more Champions League clean sheets than anyone else since Diego Simeone’s first appearance in the competition ![]()
◉ Bayern
◉ Liverpool
◉ Real Madrid
◉ Man City
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Lille reached the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 after topping Group G ahead of Red Bull Salzburg, Sevilla and VfL Wolfsburg. Meanwhile, Chelsea progressed to the current stage after finishing runners-up in Group H behind Juventus.
Lille’s form and fortunes have nosedives this season, with the reigning Ligue 1 champions falling off a cliff following Christophe Galtier’s departure last summer. But Les Dogues have shown some improvement in the past month, with the defeat to Chelsea being their only loss in their previous six outings.
As for Chelsea, the last time they lost a game in regulation time was exactly two months ago, with Manchester City handing them a 1-0 defeat at the Etihad. And while the Blues have won their last four games in a row, their performances remain unconvincing, especially in the final third, with Thomas Tuchel’s charges hardly fluent in their forward movement. But issues off the field are likely impacting the west Londoners in more ways than one.
The hosts are without Renato Sanches due to a thigh injury, after he pulled up during the weekend draw with Saint-Etienne.
Reece James is the big question mark for Chelsea after he picked up a fresh muscle injury last week. Ben Chilwell (knee) is out and both Cesar Azpilicueta (illness) and Callum Hudson-Odoi (foot) are doubts.
Tuchel will have to decide whether he is happy to risk resting in-form forward Kai Havertz, to give Romelu Lukaku a fresh chance up top.
Lille have lost each of their three UEFA Champions League matches with Chelsea – two group stage matches in 2019/20 and the first leg of this current Round of 16 tie, going down 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. Indeed, the French giants have not lost more often in the competition against any other side, also losing three times versus both Manchester United and Valencia.

After winning only one of their first eight UEFA Champions League away games against French sides (D2 L5), Chelsea have won each of their last two – 2-1 vs Lille in 2019/20 and 2-1 vs Rennes in 2020/21, although both of those came in the group stage.

When winning the first leg of a UEFA Champions League knockout tie, Chelsea have gone on to progress from nine of the 11 match-ups. However, their two failings did come when playing the second leg away from home – vs Barcelona in 1999/00 (quarter-final) and Liverpool in 2006/07 (semi-final).