If you're just joining us, fear not because here's your latest round-up:

• We've had reaction from the Champions League last 16 first leg fixtures and you can watch all the goals from all eight matches here.
• Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer made a historic 150th Champions League start yesterday evening but could it be his last?
• Liverpool remain favourites to win the Champions League after their backs to the wall victory against Paris St-Germain and we've been deep-diving (pardon the pun) into that Alisson performance.

As we approach lunchtime, we'll continue to look into some memorable goalkeeper performances from through the years, plus, we've got all the build-up to tonight's Europa League and Conference League games.

And, if that's not enough to whet the appetite - we'll also have some Premier League news conferences to bring you this afternoon.

Stick with us!

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on MOTD: Uefa Champions League

This is when it’s key to have someone like Unai Emery in there, who has been hugely successful in years before and will know that the tie isn’t over and make sure that messaging goes to his players.

Thomas Hitzlsperger
Former Germany midfielder on MOTD: Uefa Champions League

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The Villa players gave the ball to him for the penalty, he didn’t demand it. The players threw it at him.

'You take it, we believe in you.'

Marco Asensio's penalty for Aston Villa against Club Brugge came as a substitute.

It was the Spaniard's 10th goal in the Champions League when coming off the bench in a match.

It puts him three clear of any other player in the competition's history, with Thomas Muller, Karim Benzema and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the next best with seven each.

Rory Smith
Chief Soccer Correspondent for The Athletic on MOTD: Uefa Champions League

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Of Villa’s January signings, Rashford captured the imagination in England the most because he’s Marcus Rashford and because of everything that happened at Manchester United with that kind of narrative of his rebirth.

Marco Asensio has scored in a Champions League final, he’s played in 70 Champions League games, he was at Real for nine years. He is an elite footballer and because he’s been around for so long, as a substitute mainly for Real, you maybe overlook that a little bit. He is vastly experienced, he’s only 29, he’s not at the end of his career. For Villa to have an asset like that, who is still clearly getting up to speed, is astonishing.

The fact he is taking the penalty, a pressure penalty, that kind of speaks volumes. Also, of how Villa players regard him.

Archie Rhind-Tutt
Football journalist on Football Daily

Xabi Alonso had been unbeaten against Bayern Munich with Bayer Leverkusen in six previous games and the fact that it was so tame from Leverkusen, who had one chance when it was 1-0 and Jeremie Frimpong was through on goal, and Frimpong has had real problems with one on ones and this was a similar inccident facing Manuel Neuer.

The fact is Nordi Mukiele getting sent off in the second half made Xabi Alonso pull a face, and I have not seen so much concern from him during his time at Leverkusen because he knew, his side would of done well to get out of Munich with the score still being 2-0.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport

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It was a frantic, dramatic encounter back in January when the two sides last met in Lisbon and Raphinha's winner settled the outcome at 5-4.

The opening period showed promise of a similar enthralling tie as Kerem Akturkoglu's drilled shot forced Wojciech Szczesny into an early save, before Dani Olmo went close at the other end.

Vangelis Pavlidis, who scored a hat-trick in that 5-4 defeat and has scored 10 goals in his last seven appearances in all competitions, should have put Benfica ahead early in the second half.

But he scooped over the bar from Alvaro Carreras' cutback, before Barca keeper Szczesny made a brilliant reaction save moments later to deny the Greek forward.

The home side were dominant in the second half and recorded 15 shots with five on target, but it was forward Raphinha who struck the decisive blow to give Barcelona a slim advantage with their only second-half effort on target.

A late flurry of corners for the hosts made for a tense finale and Szczesny produced another fine save from Renato Sanches, a stark difference from his horror show in January where he was at fault for two of Benfica's four goals.

The Polish stopper was fortunate the late penalty award was overturned by the offside decision and it left Benfica with a tough task in the return.

For La Liga leaders Barca, an assured and professional performance extended their unbeaten run to 16 in all competitions.

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Supporters of Borussia Dortmund and Lille will be paying close attention to Benfica's clash with Barcelona.

The winner of each of those two meetings will face each other in the quarter-finals next month.

As it stands, Barcelona have the better chance of advancing after their 1-0 first leg victory on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, Dortmund and Lille played out a 1-1 draw in Germany on Tuesday night.

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Raphinha's goal was enough for Barcelona to pick up a 1-0 win over Benfica in Lisbon on Wednesday night.

It was the Brazilian's 25th goal in 40 club appearances this season, including nine goals in nine Champions League games.

While he had three shots in the match, his chances totalled an individual expected goals tally of 0.08, lower than teammates Robert Lewandowski (0.74), Lamine Yamal (0.58) and Dani Olmo (0.31).

Archie Rhind-Tutt
Football journalist on Football Daily

There is huge pressure on Vincent Kompany to push the team towards the final [held in Munich]. He has consistently said trust the process, I trust my players, and tonight he has been repaid in that faith he has been showing.

Michael Olise came up with a big performance, Harry Kane not just with a penalty but with a big header and off the ball was superb. I think it was the result that spoke volumes about readjusting the power balance that Bayern Munich love the most, which is them being firmly on top.

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Manuel Neuer's injury will come as a huge blow, not just for the Germany international but for his Bayern Munich team-mates, who will be desperate to reach this season's Champions League final, which is being played in Munich...

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Sadly, it could be a case of 150 and out for Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer after Bayern Munich announced he would be ruled out "for the foreseeable future" with a torn muscle in his right calf.

The former Germany goalkeeper suffered the injury during Bayern's Champions League last-16 first leg victory over Bayer Leverkusen.

He was replaced by debutant 21-year-old keeper Jonas Urbig in the 59th minute.

Revealing the extent of the injury, the club said in a statement: "Manuel Neuer suffered a torn muscle fibre in his right calf.

"The diagnosis was confirmed by the FC Bayern medical unit. [He] will therefore be out for the foreseeable future."

Archie Rhind-Tutt
Football journalist on Football Daily

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I'm sure there will be a few people in Leverkusen wondering why Matej Kovar was playing this game and the fact is Xabi Alonso likes to rotate his goalkeepers. He's done it in 10 of the last 30 games in all competitions so it's no surprise but there was a moment in the first half when Mario Hermoso is trying to tell him to speak up a bit and be a bit more commanding of his area.

So it was coming in a way, and he has had uncertain moments in Leverkusen's only Bundesliga defeat over the course of the last two seasons, against Leipzig earlier in the campaign, where he didn't cut the most confident of figure.

They were the architects of their own downfall and a return to the Leverkusen that we were used to before Xabi Alonso joined the club and it makes you realise just how good they were last season.

Right, we will move on, after quickly returning to that Bayern Munich win over Bayer Leverkusen, and a line on both managers - Bayern's Vincent Kompany and Bayer's Xabi Alonso...

Of all the niche goalkeeping stats, surely Niall Quinn stands alone as the only person to save a penalty and score in the same game?

(Waits for flood of answers suggesting otherwise...)

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If you're just joining us, this is what you've missed so far:

• We're reaction to the last-16 of the Champions League and you can watch all the goals from all eight matches.
• A big night for Liverpool as they secure a memorable 1-0 win at PSG. Check out our analysis of Alisson's heroic performance, an xG map for the ages and what both managers (Enrique & Slot) said afterwards.
• Also a special night for Harry Kane and Bayern - two goals for the England striker in a 3-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen. Is this the season Kane ends his wait for a trophy?

Stick around - lots more reaction and analysis to come from the Champions League, plus four British clubs - Man Utd, Rangers, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea - are involved in the Europa League and Conference League respectively later. We'll be looking at what's in store for each.