Nottingham Forest held off a Fenerbahce fightback to qualify for the last 16 of the Europa League...

Nottingham Forest held off a Fenerbahce fightback to qualify for the last 16 of the Europa League with a 4-2 win on aggregate despite losing Thursday's second leg, while Celtic exited after coming up short against Stuttgart.Forest led 3-0 from the first leg in Turkey but Kerem Akturkoglu brought Fenerbahce back into the tie with goals in each half, the second from the penalty spot after a foul by Jair Cunha.Callum Hudson-Odoi eased the growing anxiety inside the City Ground when he pulled one back for Forest on 68 minutes, with the Premier League side taking their place in Friday's draw for the later rounds despite a 2-1 home defeat.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Forest, who are fighting for their top-flight survival under new boss Vitor Pereira, will face Real Betis or Danish side Midtjylland in the last 16.Celtic bowed out of Europe after losing 4-2 on aggregate to Stuttgart despite a 1-0 away win in the second leg of their knockout phase play-off tie.After last week's 4-1 defeat in Glasgow left Martin O'Neill's side facing a three‑goal deficit, they made the ideal start to the second leg, with Luke McCowan finding the net inside the opening minute.But Celtic could make no further inroads and had to settle for the consolation of the club's first ever win in Germany.Their exit left the Scottish champions still seeking a first European knockout tie victory since 2004, with their domestic supremacy also under threat this season from Hearts."The first leg got away from us and we gave away some soft goals, but tonight was a brilliant backs-to-the-wall performance," O'Neill told TNT Sports."We still had chances in the game, and almost gave them a nervy few minutes for what I consider a very good team, a team capable of winning this competition."Stuttgart advance to the last 16 and will face Porto or Braga in the next round. Aston Villa are set to meet Celta Vigo or Lille, who edged past Red Star Belgrade after extra time in Serbia.Former France striker Olivier Giroud levelled the tie early in Belgrade after Lille lost the first leg 1-0 at home last week. Nathan Ngoy struck the winner in extra time. If Lille don't play Villa they will have an all-Ligue 1 clash with Lyon.

NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 26: Nottingham Forest's Callum Hudson-Odoi celebrates scoring his side's first goal with team mate Neco Williams during the UEFA Europa League 2025/26 Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between Nottingham Forest FC and Fenerbahce SK at City Ground on February 26, 2026 in Nottingham, England.

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Barcelona announced on Thursday their Netherlands midfielder Frenkie de Jong will be out for up to six weeks with a leg issue.De Jong will miss the Champions League last 16 against Paris Saint-Germain or Newcastle as well as La Liga fixtures with Villarreal, Athletic Bilbao, Sevilla and Rayo Vallecano.The 28-year-old will also be absent for next Tuesday's Spanish Cup semi-final second leg as the Catalans look to overturn a 4-0 deficit against Atletico Madrid.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>In a short statement on their website, Barcelona said De Jong had injured his "right hamstring during training this morning and will be out for five to six weeks".Barca are just a point clear of Real Madrid atop the La Liga table before hosting Villarreal on Saturday.De Jong is set to be sidelined for the March international window as the Oranje face Norway and Ecuador in pre-World Cup friendlies.

BARCELONA, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 22: Frenkie de Jong of FC Barcelona in action during the LaLiga EA Sports match between FC Barcelona and Levante UD at Spotify Camp Nou on February 22, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.

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Galatasaray scraped through to the last 16 of the Champions League despite throwing away a three-goal aggregate lead at 10-man Juventus on Wednesday, with two extra-time goals limiting the Turkish outfit to a 3-2 defeat.Victor Osimhen and Baris Yilmaz scored the extra-time goals which allowed Galatasaray to win a thrilling tie 7-5 on aggregate and set up a clash with either Liverpool or Tottenham Hotspur in the next round.Galatasaray's previous appearance in the last 16 of Europe's elite club competition was in 2014 and they were fortunate to make it through on Wednesday, even with Juve having to play most of the night with 10 men.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Juve were leading on the night through Manuel Locatelli's 37th-minute penalty when Lloyd Kelly was harshly shown a straight red card shortly after half-time for landing from a jump with his studs on Yilmaz's Achilles heel.Kelly could hardly believe his eyes when he was initially shown a second yellow card.But he was livid after a check on the pitchside monitor led referee Joao Pinheiro to revoke that decision only to show him a straight red card for serious foul play.The English defender was filmed loudly proclaiming the decision "a disgrace" while Juve coach Luciano Spalletti looked on dumbstruck from the sidelines.That decision looked to have killed Juve's chances of mounting a comeback but Federico Gatti pulled another goal back with 20 minutes remaining and 12 minutes later, after Kenan Yildiz hit the post from close range, Weston McKennie headed the hosts level in the tie.Edon Zhegrova had his head in his hands in the sixth minute of extra-time when he slapped well wide a glorious chance to complete the comeback, and Osimhen punished Juve by stroking home his best chance of the game.Yilmaz ended Juve's hopes of taking the tie to penalties with a goal which flattered Galatasaray, who splashed the cash last summer, including 75 million euros to take Osimhen from Juve's Serie A rivals Napoli.Gala's vice-president Abdullah Kavukcu has been bullish in the last few days, saying that the club will sign Inter Milan midfielder and Turkey captain Hakan Calhanoglu.But their performance on Wednesday was marked more by cynicism than quality, with Gala's players doing their best to waste time and buy fouls in the style of Italian teams of old.

TURIN, ITALY - FEBRUARY 25: Galatasaray players celebrate after winning on aggregate in the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between Juventus and Galatasaray A.S. at Juventus Stadium on February 25, 2026 in Turin, Italy.

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Paris Saint-Germain came from behind and then survived a late scare against 10-man Monaco, drawing 2-2 in the second leg of their Champions League knockout phase play-off tie on Wednesday to reach the last 16 with a 5-4 aggregate victory.The defending European champions recovered from two behind to win 3-2 in the principality in last week's first leg, a game in which Monaco had a man sent off early in the second half.The scenario this time was similar, with French international Maghnes Akliouche giving Monaco a deserved interval lead on the night to level the scores overall.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>However, the visitors had Mamadou Coulibaly sent off on 58 minutes, and that proved the catalyst for PSG to make it 1-1 through Marquinhos before Khvicha Kvaratskhelia seemed to have clinched the aggregate triumph.Jordan Teze did make it 2-2 in stoppage time and Wout Faes then missed a great chance, but PSG held on to progress to the next round."Of course at the end when they scored and had that last chance it was stressful and we had a fright, but overall once again we reacted well to falling behind and played well collectively," PSG's Desire Doue told broadcaster Canal Plus.Luis Enrique's team will now find out on Friday their potential opponents all the way to the final in Budapest, with Barcelona and Chelsea their possible rivals in the last 16.Paris beat Barcelona 2-1 away during the league phase in October and have faced the Catalans in five knockout ties since 2013. They played Chelsea in the final of the Club World Cup last year, losing 3-0 –- their only blip in a remarkable campaign.While PSG's dream of retaining the title remains alive, Monaco go out in the play-offs for the second season running."I am proud at the way we played over the two legs and overall in this European campaign," said Monaco coach Sebastien Pocognoli."I am proud of my players for making PSG doubt like that, but we are frustrated too at ending both games down to 10 men because we are left wondering how it would have turned out if we had kept 11 players on the pitch." PSG were widely expected to get the better of their domestic rivals -- Monaco are currently eighth in Ligue 1, 20 points behind the leaders, although they did beat the Parisians in November.The principality side had not won a Champions League knockout tie since their run to the semi-finals in 2017 with a side featuring a teenage Kylian Mbappe.<h3>Red card changes game</h3>Having been 2-0 up inside 18 minutes last week, Monaco really should have scored within 10 minutes here, but Coulibaly blazed over from an Akliouche cutback. They then came close again when a Folarin Balogun chip was tipped over by Matfei Safonov.Bradley Barcola struck the bar for PSG -- who were missing the injured Ousmane Dembele -- but Monaco had been the better team and took a deserved lead just before half-time.Caio Henrique's ball into the middle from the left found Coulibaly, and he laid it off for Akliouche to slot in.The tie was now all square, but it swung back the way of the defending champions when Coulibaly was sent off just before the hour, leaving his team a man short like in the first leg when Aleksandr Golovin saw red.Having been booked just a few minutes earlier for fouling Nuno Mendes, this time he was late into a challenge on Achraf Hakimi and a second yellow was produced by the Romanian referee.PSG scored from the resulting free-kick, which was played short to Doue on the right and his low ball was turned in from close range by Marquinhos.The momentum was now with PSG, and they went ahead on the night on 66 minutes as Hakimi's powerful strike was only parried by goalkeeper Philipp Koehn, allowing Kvaratskhelia to convert the loose ball.Monaco still came within a whisker of forcing extra time -- substitute Teze turned in a deflected Simon Adingra centre in stoppage time to make it 2-2 and Faes very nearly scored another.

Paris Saint-Germain's players celebrate their victory at the end of the UEFA Champions League play-off second leg football match between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and AS Monaco at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris on February 25, 2026.

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Vinicius Junior scored the winner on the night as Real Madrid beat Benfica 2-1 in the Champions League on Wednesday, progressing 3-1 on aggregate to the last 16.It was the Brazilian forward's superb goal which separated the teams in a first leg marred by an incident of alleged racial abuse aimed at him by Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, who denies it.Jose Mourinho's side were still alive in the play-off round tie and took the lead early on at the Santiago Bernabeu through Rafa Silva, although Madrid's Aurelien Tchouameni swiftly levelled.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Benfica gave the record 15-time champions a rough ride but fittingly Vinicius, who never hides from the spotlight, scored on 80 minutes to effectively end the contest."That is our Vinicius," Tchouameni proudly told Movistar after the Brazilian's winner."To be honest, we didn't start the game very well but we kept our confidence," added the French midfielder.It was Portuguese coach Mourinho's first time back at the Santiago Bernabeu since he coached Real Madrid from 2010-2013, but he could not lead his team from the dugout because of suspension.After a week dominated by the fallout from the first leg, Vinicius lined up for Real Madrid alongside Gonzalo Garcia, who stepped in for injured French superstar Kylian Mbappe."(Vini) had a great game," Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa told Movistar."Unbalancing them, scoring, creating a lot of danger every time he took them on."Benfica were without banned midfielder Prestianni, after an appeal against his provisional one-game sanction was turned down earlier on Wednesday, with UEFA still investigating the incident.Madrid hung a large banner reading "no to racism" at one end, with the game played under the shadow of what happened last week in Lisbon.There were boos for Vinicius from the visiting Benfica fans and he prodded wide in the early stages, appealing in vain for a penalty as Nicolas Otamendi collided with him after he got his shot away.Benfica took a deserved lead in the 14th minute as Madrid defender Raul Asencio clumsily turned the ball towards his own goal.Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois kept the ball out but Silva was on hand to bundle home from close range.Stung into action, Madrid pulled level two minutes later through Tchouameni. The French midfielder finished with aplomb from the edge of the box from rampaging team-mate Federico Valverde's cross.Madrid thought they had gone ahead on the night when Arda Guler stabbed home a loose ball after Garcia's shot was blocked, but the Spanish striker had edged offside and it was disallowed after a VAR review. <h3>Vinicius 'still dancing'</h3>Courtois made a fine save from Richard Rios before the break, as Benfica turned up the pressure.Silva hit the bar with a deflected effort before the hour mark as Mourinho's side at times pinned back the hosts.Madrid were dealt a setback as Asencio was forced off on a stretcher after colliding with Eduardo Camavinga."It's his neck, but it doesn't seem like it will be that bad," said Arbeloa, who confirmed the defender was being taken to hospital for tests.It had to be Vinicius who settled the tie, though, and Valverde played him scuttling through on goal, with the Brazilian calmly rolling a low shot past goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin.Vinicius produced another celebratory dance by the corner flag, as he had done in the first leg in the run-up to the flashpoint with Prestianni, and to the chagrin of Mourinho."I'm happy that Vini's dancing, still dancing, because it means he's scoring goals," said Courtois.This time, the 25-year-old just had thousands of jubilant fans jumping up and down before him, and his goal confirmed Madrid's passage to the last 16.

Madrid, Spain - February 25: Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid CF is seen celebrating his goal during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between Real Madrid C.F. and SL Benfica at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on February 25, 2026 in Madrid, Spain.

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Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa said that star striker Kylian Mbappe will not be making a speedy return from the knee injury that forced him out of the Champions League play-off second leg against Benfica on Wednesday.France captain Mbappe, 27, had been playing through pain for a couple of months, but is now expected to miss at least 10 days as he recovers."It was a bit of a consensus between everyone (Mbappe, the coach and the doctors), and we think the best thing is that he stops, that he recovers and comes back at 100 percent," Arbeloa told Movistar.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"It's not going to be a question of days, it will be a bit longer, but I can't say how long, hopefully not too long."Sources told AFP that Real's top scorer had to withdraw from the squad to face Benfica because he felt "pain that was too persistent" in training ahead of the game.

LISBON, PORTUGAL - JANUARY 28: Kylian Mbappe of Real Madrid CF reacts during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD8 match between SL Benfica and Real Madrid C.F. at Estadio Da Luz on January 28, 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal.

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A stoppage-time Lazar Samardzic penalty gave Atalanta a 4-1 victory over Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, sending the Italian side into the last 16 of the Champions League 4-3 on aggregate. Dortmund led 2-0 from the first leg but were on the back foot from the opening whistle, with Atalanta neutralising the visitors' advantage by half-time thanks to goals from Gianluca Scamacca and Davide Zappacosta. Mario Pasalic gave the hosts the lead in the tie but Karim Adeyemi's solo effort dragged Dortmund level. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>With the match set for extra time, Ramy Bensebaini was penalised for catching Nikola Krstovic in the face with a high boot in the box.Referee Jose Sanchez duly pointed to the spot and handed Bensebaini a second yellow card.Samardzic blasted home the penalty in the 98th minute with virtually the last kick of the match. Atalanta's former Arsenal defender Sead Kolasinac said he went through "a whirlwind of emotions" in the final seconds. "When the referee decided for a penalty, I didn't know who would take it. All our penalty takers had been substituted, but luckily Lazar converted brilliantly," Kolasinac told DAZN. Atalanta will meet either Premier League leaders Arsenal or German champions Bayern Munich in the last 16, with the draw to be held on Friday. The victory and qualification continues Atalanta's resurgence under Raffaele Palladino, who took over from the struggling Ivan Juric in November.Under Palladino, Atalanta are unbeaten domestically in 10 matches in 2026. The victory also helped save the blushes of Italy's Champions League sides in this season's competition. Inter Milan's surprise elimination to Bodo/Glimt on Tuesday left Atalanta and Juventus, who host Galatasaray later on Wednesday trailing 5-2 from the first leg, as the only remaining Serie A sides in the competition. Not since 1987-88 had a Serie A club failed to make it to the last 16 of the European Cup. Floored by their earliest Champions League exit since 2021-22, 2024 finalists Dortmund will need to pick up the pieces quickly with Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich set to visit on Saturday. Dortmund captain Emre Can told DAZN that his error-prone side deserved their elimination. "If you make so many individual errors, it's going to be difficult to progress... We were very unlucky, but to be honest we didn't deserve to advance."<h3>Dortmund's hopes were "50-50"</h3>Despite their first-leg advantage, Dortmund coach Niko Kovac had said on Monday that his side's chances of reaching the last 16 were "50-50" and promised not to sit back and defend their first-leg lead. Visiting goalkeeper Gregor Kobel saved a Nicola Zalewski effort with four minutes gone but Atalanta broke through a minute later when Scamacca tucked home with ease from close range after Bensebaini's failed clearance. Dortmund were stung again just before half-time when Zappacosta's speculative attempt took a heavy deflection off Bensebaini and went in. With Dortmund's first-leg lead eroded, Atalanta continued to turn the screw. Pasalic headed in a Marten de Roon cross early in the second half to grab the lead in the tie.Substitute Adeyemi levelled the aggregate score when he curled in a superb effort from the edge of the box with 15 minutes left.With extra-time beckoning, Bensebaini's nightmare evening got even worse as he connected with Krstovic's head late in stoppage time. Despite him touching the ball first, VAR found the contact to be dangerous with the Algerian given his marching orders and Sanchez pointing to the spot.Serbian midfielder Samardzic held his composure to slam home the penalty left-footed.

BERGAMO, ITALY - FEBRUARY 25: Mario Pasalic of Atalanta BC celebrates after scoring his team's third goal during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between Atalanta BC and Borussia Dortmund at Stadio di Bergamo on February 25, 2026 in Bergamo, Italy.

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Paris Saint-Germain defender Achraf Hakimi, who is facing trial for alleged rape, was included in his team's starting line-up for the second leg of their Champions League play-off tie against Monaco on Wednesday.On Tuesday, it was announced by Hakimi's lawyer and a French prosecutor that the PSG and Morocco right-back is to stand trial charged with raping a woman. The 27-year-old denies any wrongdoing.In February 2023, a woman then aged 24 told police in the Val-de-Marne region southeast of Paris that Hakimi had raped her.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"Today, a rape accusation is enough to justify a trial, even though I contest it and everything proves that it is false," Hakimi wrote on social media on Tuesday. "I await this trial calmly, which will allow the truth to come out publicly."Hakimi's lawyer, Fanny Colin, questioned the woman's co-operation in the investigation."A trial has been ordered on the basis of an accusation that rests solely on the word of a woman who obstructed all investigations, refused all medical examinations and DNA tests, refused to allow her mobile phone to be examined, and refused to give the name of a key witness," Colin said.The plaintiff's lawyer, Rachel-Flore Pardo, said her client was relieved to hear the case was going to court.She said the judiciary had been exemplary in handling the case.Hakimi, who won the African footballer of the year award for last year, took part in PSG's pre-match training session on Tuesday, and is a regular starter at right-back for the reigning European champions.The Moroccan international, who occasionally wears the captain's armband in the absence of regular skipper Marquinhos, netted the equaliser at Monaco's Stade Louis II last week as PSG came back from two goals down to win the first leg of their play-off tie 3-2.PSG coach Luis Enrique, when asked about Hakimi's trial at a Tuesday press conference ahead of the return fixture, said: "This matter is in the hands of the authorities."

Morocco's defender #02 Achraf Hakimi looks on during a training session at the Campus Paris Saint-Germain in Poissy, in the western outskirts of Paris on February 24, 2026, on the eve of the UEFA Champions League play-off second leg football match between Paris Saint-Germain and AS Monaco.

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French superstar Kylian Mbappe may have to put his season on hold because of a knee problem, with his main goals fast coming into view -- a first major trophy with Real Madrid, and a second World Cup triumph.Little more than 100 days from the start of the 2026 World Cup, the France captain seems to be paying the price for efforts he has made to carry his team this season.According to several sources contacted by AFP, Mbappe, hampered by damage to the outer ligament of his left knee since late 2025, had to withdraw from Madrid's squad to face Benfica in the Champions League play-off round on Wednesday because he felt "pain that was too persistent" in training.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Mbappe is expected to rest for at least 10 days so he can recover from the issue which has troubled him over the past couple of months.His absence for one of the most important matches of the season, confirmed by Madrid on Wednesday, is a concern for Los Blancos, who lost at Osasuna in La Liga on Saturday to allow Barcelona back in front in the title race.Beyond a personal quest for glory, having finished his first season at Madrid without a major trophy, the intense pressure and demand for results at the Santiago Bernabeu have contributed to Mbappe playing through the pain in recent weeks."It's important to highlight the immense effort Kylian is making and the fact that he's trying to help us out on the patch," said Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa on Tuesday.Mbappe flew to Saudi Arabia in January to appear in the Spanish Super Cup final against Barcelona as a substitute, having missed the semi-final because of knee pain, but his team fell to defeat.<h3>Key figure</h3>It is hard to imagine where the Spanish giants would be without their No 10's supreme finishing ability, as Mbappe has netted 38 goals in 33 matches this season across all competitions.At least winger Vinicius Junior has finally hit top form after a slow start to the season and could pick up some of the slack, along with promising young striker Gonzalo Garcia, who Madrid fans are keen to see more of.Mbappe is top scorer in both La Liga and the Champions League, even in a dysfunctional Madrid side that sacked coach Xabi Alonso in January.If they are knocked out by Jose Mourinho's Benfica on Wednesday, a result that would trigger a fresh crisis, Madrid might be tempted to push their striker to play to salvage their season.Should they progress then Mbappe will be eyeing the round of 16 clash against Manchester City or Sporting Lisbon, with the first leg set for March 10 or 11.The next international break (March 23-30), when France face Brazil and Colombia in the United States, would come at the perfect time to give him another breather -- but could trigger a new club-versus-country conflict.France are counting on their captain, a source close to the national team told AFP, adding that Mbappe is in "regular contact" with coach Didier Deschamps.Deschamps is due to announce his squad list for the USA trip on March 19, with the tour including promotional events with American sportswear company Nike, who outfit both the French national team and Mbappe.

Kylian Mbappe centre-forward of Real Madrid and France looks during the LaLiga EA Sports match between CA Osasuna and Real Madrid CF at Estadio El Sadar on February 21, 2026 in Pamplona, Spain.

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Bodo/Glimt are on the march in the Champions League after dumping out European giants Inter Milan, the latest chapter in a remarkable rise for the tiny club from north of the Arctic Circle.Kjetil Knutsen's team reached the last 16 of the biggest club competition on the planet with two wins over last year's beaten finalists -- a 5-2 aggregate victory giving them the greatest result in their history."I think it's an amazing evening for the club, for the players, for the town and also for Norwegian football," said Knutsen, who has been in charge of Bodo/Glimt since 2018.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"We are not talking about goals, we are talking about how to perform and how we can take steps and develop the players and the team. Now I think that's extremely important. "We have our way to do it and that's really important."Tuesday's triumph was their fourth straight win in the Champions League, with Manchester City and Atletico Madrid also falling in the final two league phase matches, which allowed Bodo/Glimt to snatch a spot in the knockout play-offs.Bodo/Glimt were only promoted to Norway's top tier, a competition which had been dominated for three decades by Rosenborg of Trondheim, in 2017, but have since been crowned national champions in four of the last six seasons.And since then, they have slowly risen up the domestic and European ranks, last season becoming the first Norwegian team to play in the semi-finals of a major European competition with their run to the last four of the Europa League.Before this season, their best result was beating Lazio on penalties in the quarter-finals of the Europa League before being eliminated by Tottenham Hotspur.But now, the team of no stars with a tiny budget have moved to a whole new level with one of either City or Sporting CP of Portugal awaiting next month.<h3>Looking forward</h3>Bodo/Glimt had previously been considered tricky opposition due to their artificial pitch and the frequently frigid conditions at their 8,200-capacity Aspmyra Stadium.But they have now added strong away performances to their armoury, with a solid defensive display on Tuesday allowing Jens Petter Hauge and Hakon Evjen to dish out two sucker punches."I always look forward, so that's how we're thinking. For me, history is not so important," added Knutsen.It was a rude awakening for three-time winners Inter, whose stature and budget dwarf that of the Norwegians and who are heavy favourites to win Serie A this season.A pasting at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain might have coloured their last European campaign but Inter got to that final by seeing off Bayern Munich and Barcelona in epic knockout ties.Inter had much the better in the first half but once Hauge capitalised on Manuel Akanji inexplicably giving the ball away on the edge of his area, there was no way back for the Italians."We know that the Champions League is very competitive, if a team reaches this stage of the competition that means that they are offering something," said Inter coach Cristian Chivu."They showed that in Dortmund, Madrid, against City and twice against us."Defeat to Bodo/Glimt was also symbolic after Norway swatted Italy aside twice in World Cup qualifying.Italy face the prospect of no team reaching the last 16 with Juventus and Atalanta trailing Galatasaray and Borussia Dortmund, the latest blow to the reputation of a grand old footballing nation which has since fallen on hard times.

Milan, Italy - February 24: Davide Frattesi of Fc Internazionale looks dejected during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between FC Internazionale Milano and FK Bodo/Glimt at Stadio San Siro on February 24, 2026 in Milan, Italy.

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Newcastle United completed their stroll into the Champions League last 16 with a 3-2 win over Qarabag on Tuesday to progress 9-3 on aggregate over the Azeri champions.The Magpies will make up a six-strong contingent of English sides in the last 16 alongside Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham.A tie that involved an over 5,000-mile (8,000 kilometre) round trip for both sides was killed off inside 45 minutes last week as Newcastle led 5-0 at half-time on their way to a 6-1 rout.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>That allowed Eddie Howe to heavily rotate his side, with four-goal hero from the first leg Anthony Gordon among those left on the bench.But he was still disappointed with how Newcastle handled the second half after another fast start as they added to their lead twice inside the opening six minutes of the match.Sandro Tonali fired in the rebound after Dan Burn's shot was saved, before Joelinton stroked in Harvey Barnes' cross."I think if you look at the score over the two legs it's been fantastic from the players even though today feels like a bit of a hollow win for us," said Howe."I thought at 2-0 we probably came off the pedal. We didn't intend to do that but it was sort of the natural reaction."In the second half the game became end-to-end which, for us, was a real shame. For one, we expended too much energy, and it meant we didn't put pressure on their goal."Qarabag had taken the scalps of Benfica and Eintracht Frankfurt in the league phase to make the play-off round and at least salvaged some pride with two goals in the second period.Camilo Duran outpaced Burn to pull a goal back before the Newcastle defender was penalised for handball inside the box.Aaron Ramsdale saved Marko Jankovic's penalty but Elvin Jafarguliyev netted the rebound.In between the visitors' two goals, Sven Botman powered in a header from a corner.That took the tally of goals conceded by Qarabag in the Champions League to 30 -- a single season record in the competition.A much tougher test lies ahead of Newcastle next month when they will take on either Barcelona or Chelsea in the last 16.

Newcastle United's Joelinton celebrates scoring their side's second goal during the UEFA Champions League, knockout phase play offs, second leg match at St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne. Picture date: Tuesday February 24, 2026.

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Bayer Leverkusen are through to the last 16 of the Champions League after a scoreless home draw with Olympiacos on Tuesday, winning their play-off round tie 2-0 on aggregate. Leverkusen were below their best but did just enough to qualify after last week's comfortable first-leg win in Greece. It was the first time Leverkusen made it through a two-legged Champions League knockout tie since they reached the final in 2002, when they lost 2-1 to Real Madrid. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>The 2024 German double winners will face either Premier League leaders Arsenal or German champions Bayern Munich, who eliminated Leverkusen at the last 16 stage last season. "The game didn't go at all like we'd imagined. Too sluggish -- really the only positive is that we kept a clean sheet and we're through to the next round," a frustrated Leverkusen captain Robert Andrich told Amazon Prime. "We needed more speed, more bite, both against the ball and with it -- thankfully the opponent didn't punish us."Echoing his captain, Leverkusen midfielder Jonas Hofmann said coach Kasper Hjulmand "will probably go home and drink a beer out of frustration to wash down that performance. There's nobody here who can be satisfied with that".Leverkusen had not conceded at home in any competition since early January and were rarely troubled by the energetic but toothless Greek champions. Olympiacos rested six starters in their Greek Super League match on Saturday in the hopes of reaching the Champions League last 16 for the first time since 2013-14, when they were narrowly eliminated by Manchester United. Seeking to give his troops a little extra motivation, billionaire Olympiacos owner Evangelos Marinakis -- who also owns Nottingham Forest -- promised an "unprecedented" financial bonus for reaching the last 16. Patrik Schick scored twice in three minutes in last week's opening leg and the Czech striker was in the thick of things early on, heading just wide and dragging a lob over goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis but past the far post inside six minutes.After that early flurry, Leverkusen were content to sit back as the match wore on, forcing the visitors to try and create something. Leverkusen's best chance of the match came midway through the second half when Alejandro Grimaldo blasted a shot against the crossbar with Tzolakis beaten. Right-back Lucas Vazquez, a Champions League winner with Real Madrid, limped off late in the second half in the only black mark for the hosts.

Leverkusen players applaud their fans after the UEFA Champions League play-off, second-Leg football match Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs Olympiakos in Leverkusen, western Germany, on February 24, 2026.

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Bodo/Glimt completed the greatest achievement in the Norwegian minnows' history on Tuesday by win...

Bodo/Glimt completed the greatest achievement in the Norwegian minnows' history on Tuesday by winning 2-1 at Inter Milan and reaching the last 16 of the Champions League, 5-2 on aggregate.Leading 3-1 from last week's first leg in the Arctic Circle, goals in the second half from former AC Milan forward Jens Petter Hauge and Hakon Evjen stunned the San Siro and set up a tie with either Manchester City or Sporting of Portugal in the next round."For us it's been unbelievable, we knew it would be very hard against Inter who are a very strong team and played in the final last season," said Hauge.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"I have faith in this project and we're showing it in the Champion League."More than 3,000 fans travelled to Milan to watch their team continue a remarkable debut season in Europe's elite club competition, a huge number for a club from a city with a population of around 50,000.There were 20,000 more people at the San Siro than live in Bodo on Tuesday night and the vast majority left disappointed after Inter, who scored late through Alessandro Bastoni, failed to mount the comeback coach Cristian Chivu believed could happen.Inter's elimination was another blow for Italian football on the European stage, with all four Serie A clubs likely to be out of the Champions League come Thursday.Juventus and Atalanta trail Galatasaray and Borussia Dortmund, respectively, with few giving either much of a chance of getting through ahead of their matches on Wednesday."The hardest thing to do today was to open the scoring and we weren't able to do it. You can only congratulate them, they beat us twice, so they deserved to go through," said Inter midfielder Nicolo Barella."Of course we're disappointed, we want to fight on every front and we tried our best but they were better than us."<h3>Historic win</h3>But it was a historic night for Bodo/Glimt, who have been crowned Norwegian champions in four of the last six seasons and will be a tough test for whoever they face next month.Inter were, as to be expected, on the front foot from the off, and Pio Esposito headed over a great chance in the third minute from a Federico Dimarco cross.Dimarco had a fizzing inswinger tipped over the bar by Nikita Haikin while Marcus Thuram watched on as his powerful long-range effort was deflected just over the bar.But as the match wore on a pattern emerged of Inter bluntly attacking down the flanks and putting in crosses that were comfortably dealt with by Bodo/Glimt's defenders.Hauge pounced in the 58th minute following a confused passage of play in which Inter defender Manuel Akanji, who had only moments before returned to the pitch following treatment for a cut eyebrow, gifted the ball to Ole Didrik Blomberg on the edge of the box.Blomberg failed to score one-on-one with Yann Sommer but Hauge was on hand to tuck in the rebound for his sixth goal in the Champions League to send the away fans delirious.Akanji hit the post 10 minutes later but Evjen made absolutely sure of Bodo/Glimt's passage in the 72nd minute when he expertly lashed home Hauge's searching pass into the box.Bastoni forced the ball over the line shortly afterwards but it mattered little for Inter who are left with trying to secure the Serie A title, which looks likely due to a 10-point lead over local rivals Milan.

MILAN, ITALY - FEBRUARY 24: Bodo/Glimt players celebrate in front of the fans following the team's victory in the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between FC Internazionale Milano and FK Bodo/Glimt at Stadio San Siro on February 24, 2026 in Milan, Italy.

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Alexander Sorloth's hat-trick fired Atletico Madrid into the Champions League last 16 with an emp...

Alexander Sorloth's hat-trick fired Atletico Madrid into the Champions League last 16 with an emphatic 4-1 win over Club Brugge on Tuesday, progressing 7-4 on aggregate from the play-off round.Brugge could not keep the Norwegian target man at bay as he settled an entertaining tie with a display of lethal finishing at the Metropolitano stadium.After Joel Ordonez had cancelled out Sorloth's opener, Johnny Cardoso smashed Atletico in front and Sorloth added two more goals late on to seal his team's victory.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"We did well to keep pushing on in attack, my team-mates gave good passes to me and I just had to score," Sorloth told Movistar."I'm feeling very good at this moment of the season and finishing well in front of goal is a fantastic feeling for a striker."Diego Simeone's Atletico, who have never won the competition, took a few minutes to get going in the early exchanges and David Hancko blocked Hugo Vetlesen's effort well as the visitors attempted to capitalise.However, the Spaniards took the lead when goalkeeper Jan Oblak went route one from the back, finding Sorloth in a good position.The powerful striker held off his marker and beat goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, who handled the shot poorly and might have kept it out.Julian Alvarez headed wide as Atletico, ascendant, looked for a second.The Rojiblancos twice lost the lead in Belgium last week against Ivan Leko's side and it happened again a few minutes before half-time.Ordonez nodded home from on the goal-line after Brandon Mechele flicked on a corner into his path.Brugge almost took the lead before the break but Oblak made a superb save to claw out Vetlesen's header.Instead Atletico went ahead shortly after the restart, with American midfielder Cardoso hammering home from the edge of the box after the ball was cleared into his path.<h3>Sorloth seals it</h3>Atletico nervously held the lead, aware of the visitors' threat, until Sorloth gave them some breathing room with his second of the night.Ademola Lookman and Antoine Griezmann exchanged slick passes and the former cut the ball back for Sorloth to dispatch.The forward rounded off an excellent night by volleying home Matteo Ruggeri's cross with three minutes to go.Sorloth, who netted twice against Espanyol on Saturday in La Liga, has 10 goals in 2026 to date, even though he is often rotated in and out of Simeone's team.The forward climbed to 15 goals for the season across all competitions, making him the team's top goalscorer.Atletico will face a Premier League side in the last 16, either English champions Liverpool or Tottenham Hotspur."I'm not thinking about Liverpool or Tottenham, I'm enjoying today's game and being in the last 16 for another season is very important," Simeone told Movistar."I felt that (Sorloth) was in good form, he's different to some of the other players we have... He was good in the last 15 minutes of the first leg (as a substitute), good last weekend against Espanyol and good once again today."

MADRID, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 24: Alexander Sorloth of Atletico de Madrid celebrates his goal during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off Second Leg match between Atletico de Madrid and Club Brugge KV at Estadio Riyadh Air Metropolitano on February 24, 2026 in Madrid, Spain.

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Real Mallorca sacked coach Jagoba Arrasate on Monday with the team struggling down in 18th in La ...

Real Mallorca sacked coach Jagoba Arrasate on Monday with the team struggling down in 18th in La Liga.Mallorca fell to a 2-0 defeat at Celta Vigo on Sunday, a third consecutive loss which left them a point from safety."Mallorca have ended Jagoba Arrasate's time as first team coach," said the club in a statement.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"The decision... comes from the club's desire to try and reverse the current dynamic and face the remaining challenges this season in the best way possible."Arrasate helped Mallorca finish in mid-table last season in his debut campaign at the helm, but managed just six wins from 25 league games this season.

MADRID, SPAIN - JANUARY 25: Jagoba Arrasate head coach of RCD Mallorca looks on during the LaLiga EA Sports match between Atletico de Madrid and RCD Mallorca at Riyadh Air Metropolitano on January 25, 2026 in Madrid, Spain.

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UEFA on Monday suspended midfielder Gianluca Prestianni from Benfica's Champions League play-off ...

UEFA on Monday suspended midfielder Gianluca Prestianni from Benfica's Champions League play-off second leg against Real Madrid this week after he was accused of racially abusing Vinicius Junior.UEFA's disciplinary body, who are still investigating the alleged incident from last week's first leg, said in a statement they had "decided to provisionally suspend Mr. Gianluca Prestianni for the next UEFA club competition match for which he would otherwise be eligible".Prestianni will therefore be unable to feature for Benfica on Wednesday at the Santiago Bernabeu as the Portuguese side bid to overturn a 1-0 deficit and reach the last 16.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Brazil international Vinicius scored the goal that splits the teams and reported the alleged racist abuse to the referee in the aftermath of his celebration, with the game stopped for around 10 minutes.UEFA said Prestianni's provisional one-match suspension is "without prejudice to any ruling that the UEFA disciplinary bodies may subsequently make following the conclusion of the ongoing investigation".If UEFA find Prestianni, 20, racially abused Vinicius he will be banned for a minimum of 10 matches.Prestianni, who argued with Vinicius while covering his mouth with his shirt, insists he did not racially abuse the Real Madrid forward.Real Madrid defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said the incident was a "disgrace to football", while striker Kylian Mbappe said Prestianni "doesn't deserve to play in the Champions League any more".Benfica coach Jose Mourinho, who is also suspended for the second leg, controversially criticised Vinicius for his effusive goal celebration and said his club could not be racist because their greatest icon, Eusebio, was black.

LISBON, PORTUGAL - FEBRUARY 17: Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid is challenged by Gianluca Prestianni of SL Benfica during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off First Leg match between SL Benfica and Real Madrid C.F. at Estadio do SL Benfica on February 17, 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal.

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Deniz Undav scored with two minutes remaining to grab Stuttgart a 3-3 draw at last-placed Heidenh...

Deniz Undav scored with two minutes remaining to grab Stuttgart a 3-3 draw at last-placed Heidenheim in the Bundesliga on Sunday. Heidenheim were leading 3-2 and on track for a vital win but Undav blasted home while unmarked in the box. The point leaves Stuttgart fourth, two points ahead of RB Leipzig while Heidenheim remain stranded six points from safety at the bottom of the table. <div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Stuttgart looked leggy after their 4-1 Europa League win at Celtic on Thursday but Heidenheim gifted them the opener, passing straight to Chris Fuehrich to cut home with five minutes gone. Eren Dinkci pulled one back for the hosts with 20 minutes played. Ermedin Demirovic looked to have Stuttgart back in front when he scored but VAR found a foul on Dinkci at the other end of the pitch, handing Heidenheim a penalty which Arijon Ibrahimovic converted. Stuttgart were level at half-time when Maximilian Mittelstaedt converted a penalty of his own. Midway through the second-half, Demirovic scored again but his goal was rubbed out for a narrow offside. Heidenheim's Sirlord Conteh tapped in a rebound with 82 minutes gone but Undav had the final say, scoring late to grab Stuttgart a share of the spoils.

HEIDENHEIM, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 22: Deniz Undav of VfB Stuttgart celebrates their third goal with Maximilian Mittelstaedt of VfB Stuttgart during the Bundesliga match between 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 and VfB Stuttgart at Voith-Arena on February 22, 2026 in Heidenheim, Germany.

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Veteran striker Olivier Giroud's penalty gave Lille a 1-0 win at Angers on Sunday which put them ...

Veteran striker Olivier Giroud's penalty gave Lille a 1-0 win at Angers on Sunday which put them fifth and snapped a six-match winless streak in Ligue 1.The 39-year-old former Arsenal and Chelsea forward fired a spot-kick into the bottom corner before the break to score his fifth league goal of the season.A first win of 2026 sent Lille back into fifth place, three points behind Marseille and eight behind form side Lyon in the third and final direct Champions Leage qualifying spot.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>"Above all it's three points but that will do us all a lot of good mentally," Lille captain Benjamin Andre said.Fellow European hopefuls Rennes followed their 3-1 defeat of leaders Paris Saint-Germain last week with a 3-0 victory at Auxerre to stay level on points with Lille.Nantes eased their relegation fears with a 2-0 home win over Le Havre, and Nice drew 3-3 with Lorient.

Lille's French forward #09 Olivier Giroud (C) celebrates scoring his team's first goal from the penalty spot during the French L1 football match between SCO Angers and Lille LOSC at the Raymond-Kopa Stadium in Angers, western France, on February 22, 2026.

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AC Milan slumped to a surprise 1-0 home loss to Parma on Sunday to leave city rivals Inter 10 poi...

AC Milan slumped to a surprise 1-0 home loss to Parma on Sunday to leave city rivals Inter 10 points clear at the top of Serie A.Parma defender Mariano Troilo's late header condemned second-placed Milan to a damaging loss in the title race, capping a week in which they also dropped points in a draw with Como.Massimiliano Allegri's side had seen Inter stretch their lead with a 2-0 win over Lecce on Saturday, but could not respond as they suffered just a second league defeat of the season.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Milan, who lost Matteo Gabbia to a muscle problem in the warm-up, suffered another blow early on at the San Siro when Ruben Loftus-Cheek had to be stretchered off with a head injury.The England midfielder was carried from the field wearing a neck brace after colliding with Parma goalkeeper Edoardo Corvi.Italian media reported that Loftus-Cheek would need dental treatment and undergo tests in hospital for possible head trauma.Milan almost found a breakthrough in the 36th minute when Alexis Saelemaekers picked out Christian Pulisic, but the American winger's shot was kept out by Corvi.Pulisic fired a better chance narrowly wide on the stroke of half-time.Milan pushed for a winner in the second period but struggled to create clear-cut chances.Parma caught them cold in the 80th minute as Troilo headed in, although the goal was initially disallowed for a foul by Lautaro Valenti on goalkeeper Mike Maignan.But after a lengthy VAR review, the referee overturned his decision to leave Milan's title hopes hanging by a thread.

MILAN, ITALY - FEBRUARY 22: Mariano Troilo of Parma Calcio, /Edoardo Corvi of Parma Calcio, Emanuele Valeri of Parma Calcio during the Serie A match between AC Milan and Parma Calcio 1913 at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on February 22, 2026 in Milan, Italy.

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Napoli hit out at "shameful" refereeing after slipping to a 2-1 loss at top-four rivals Atalanta ...

Napoli hit out at "shameful" refereeing after slipping to a 2-1 loss at top-four rivals Atalanta in Serie A on Sunday, as Lazar Samardzic scored a late winner for the hosts.Raffaele Palladino's side extended their unbeaten run in the league to nine matches with an impressive second-half fightback.Atalanta remain seventh in the table, but only two points behind fourth-placed Roma, who host Cremonese later on Sunday, in the race for next season's Champions League.<div class="the-score-article-ad-unit"></div>Injury-hit reigning champions Napoli sit third, but only five points above Atalanta and now 14 adrift of runaway league leaders Inter Milan.Napoli were incensed after having a penalty award overturned and then a goal disallowed in the first half."Where is the foul? The VAR called him on the penalty, why not on this? It's embarrassing," Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna told DAZN."There has to be a review of this because every week a club ends up here protesting about decisions."All we want is what is right, what is ours, but this is not right, and it is not football. It's shameful, I have no more words."Atalanta will turn their attentions to next week's Champions League knockout play-off second leg against Borussia Dortmund, when they will attempt to overturn a 2-0 deficit in Bergamo.The visitors grabbed an early lead when Sam Beukema, one of three Napoli players left completely unmarked, headed in Miguel Gutierrez's free-kick.Conte's men were awarded a penalty shortly before half-time when Rasmus Hojlund went down in the box, but the decision was overturned following a VAR review.Hojlund was in the thick of the action again in the first minute after the restart when his cut-back was turned in by Gutierrez, only for the goal to be ruled out for a foul by the Danish striker in the build-up.Atalanta levelled just after the hour mark when Mario Pasalic flicked a header into the corner from Nicola Zalewski's corner.The home team completed the turnaround with nine minutes remaining as Samardzic sent a looping header into the far corner from Lorenzo Bernasconi's cross.

BERGAMO, ITALY - FEBRUARY 22: Rasmus Hojlund of SSC Napoli reacts ,during the Serie A match between Atalanta BC and SSC Napoli at New Balance Arena Stadium on February 22, 2026 in Bergamo, Italy.

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