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Chelsea and Manchester City are aiming to stage miraculous comebacks on Tuesday night.

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Only eight teams will remain come the conclusion of the last 16 second legs.

The most unlikely Premier League performer gate-crashed a stellar list of star displays.

A bruising matchday for English clubs has shaken up the rankings.

Alexis Mac Allister, Enzo Fernández, Michael Olise and Dean Huijsen all feature in the gossip.

The remaining four Champions League round of 16 first legs took place on Wednesday.

Chelsea’s lone win away at PSG came in the first meeting between the two sides back in 2004.

Tournament favorites Arsenal and holders PSG are among the teams in action on Wednesday night.

Reigning champions PSG host the only team that denied them a piece of silverware in 2025 to kick-off a mouthwatering tie.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Yan Diomande, Cristian Romero and Julián Alvarez all feature in the gossip.

The two European behemoths are no strangers to one another.

All remaining Champions League sides know their paths to the showpiece event.

Andrey Santos, Sandro Tonali, Murillo and Alejandro Balde all feature in today’s gossip.

Dominik Szoboszlai, Bradley Barcola, Eduardo Camavinga and Phil Foden all feature in the gossip.

Los Blancos cannot afford not to strengthen in the center of the pitch.

Bruno Fernandes, Victor Osimhen, João Neves, Rodri, Pedri, Nico Paz and many more feature in the gossip.

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Los Blancos make the trip to the Etihad with a three-goal advantage.

There’s work for the Gunners to do in north London on Tuesday night.

The avoidance of a heavy defeat will see Bodø continue their Champions League fairytale.

The 15-time European champions welcomed back several familiar faces for the trip to Manchester.

Mikel Arteta could be without his starting right back for Tuesday’s second leg.

Chelsea have nothing to lose in west London and have a three-goal deficit to make up.

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