Sports contributor Arsh Asthana gives us a pre-view of the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League which doesn’t feature either Messi or Ronaldo for the first time since 2004-05

How did Chelsea get to where they are and where do they go from here? Sports contributors Jamie Greer and William Jones take us through it

A close look at Leicester City’s table climbing antics in the season so far

Jamie Greer previews the two games happening in the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions league

Thomas Baer recollects a successful week in Europe for the Manchester clubs

James Owen reviews Wednesday’s Champions League action

Following a night of madness, Joey Millington talks us through Chelsea and Liverpool’s midweek fixtures

As Michael van Gerwen wins yet another major tournament, Joey Millington looks into the manner of his victory, and why it could be one of his most significant to date

Harry Deacon focuses on Tuesday’s Champions League results, which involved both Man City and Tottenham

Jack Sanderson looks back at the pick of the opening Champions League fixtures, as Liverpool aimed to defend their European crown

City and Liverpool emerged victorious from their ties, to ensure that 4 English sides will play in the quarter-finals

Pep’s men have been on fire recently and Schalke offered very little to halt the run of the Citizens

A contentious penalty, but United are through to the Champions League quarter-finals

The first leg of the Champions League final-16 saw Liverpool face a 0-0 draw against Bayern Munich as both sides efforts were deemed ‘average’ by Jurgen Klopp

February marks the much anticipated return of the Champions League, Manchester City will be desperately trying to reach the final this season

In a game of contrast for two French stars, PSG striker Kylian Mbappe scored, and United midfielder Paul Pogba was given his marching orders

Heung-min Son was among the scorers as Spurs seemed not to miss Harry Kane’s goalscoring ability

Two late goals against Burnley helped retain Solskjaer’s unbeaten record

Jose Mourinho celebrated the goal with the biggest throw since the Chicago White Sox at the 1919 World Series, this time with a set of bottles

The sky blues confirm qualification for the knockout stages in the process, thanks to Sergio Aguero’s late header