Well, well, well. Chelsea are the latest Premier League side to have a chastening night in Europe.

We're signing out from the live page - but you can read Phil McNulty's match report from Stamford Bridge here, and join us on the morrow for Everton's Europa League clash with Dynamo Kiev. Good night!

James via text: It's refreshing to hear Jose Mourinho give an interview like the one he gave tonight. I hated it last season when he praised the players unreservedly after losing to Sunderland.

Tony via text: Jose Mourinho is good but not great! The League Cup is a fair reflection on Mr. Average. Keep trying Jose, keep trying.

Calum in Aberdeen via text: English football is over rated and very defensive. Ten behind the ball, hit on the break. £5billion? You're having a laugh.

Are Paris St-Germain now poised to really kick on and become a big team in Europe? Or did they just catch Chelsea on a bad night? Only time will tell I guess. They've got the financial might.

Daily Telegraph football correspondent Henry Winter:, external PSG deserved to progress. Bolder, hungrier. Chelsea poor, too cautious. Only Hazard/Courtois delivered. Premier League in retreat in Europe.

Shakhtar boss Mircea Lucescu: "We played with 10 men and we lost, there is not much else to say. I feel sad, that we lost so heavily."

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Chelsea fan David tells BBC Radio 5 live: "The way we played tonight was absolutely disgusting. I was embarrassed. Everybody says we've won the league but if we play like that then we'll be lucky to finish in the top four. If that's what a week's rest does then I hope we get back to playing twice a week."

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Chelsea fan Chris tells BBC Radio 5 live: "David Luiz was there with the will to win. The Chelsea players just seemed to think 'let's just turn up, we've got the League Cup...we just need to turn up'."

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More from Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho on Sky Sports:

"We had a few individual performances that were not good enough but collectively they were better than us.

"They have a reason to celebrate and I told my players it is not after a bad match I kick tables and doors, it is time to be calm and analyse as a team.

"They were aggressive, what we used to call clever on the continent. In England that is not accepted as clever. They did what they did, after the second goal there was no more game. Simulation of injuries, they stopped completely the game.

"It is the beauty of English football but in continental football the other teams are more prepared to cope with the mental side. I wouldn't say dirty but the other side."

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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho on Sky Sports: "I want to discuss why we lost with the players in a calm way. I want to know what they felt on the pitch and try to find conclusions.

"Our performance was not good enough. The opponent was stronger than us, they coped better with the pressure of the games. Because they had 10 men we felt more the pressure of winning and they had nothing to lose.

"We couldn't cope with that, we concede two goals in two set pieces, that is difficult to accept.

"Last season we lost in Paris 3-1 and had one direction to go, that was without any pressure. Today with the 1-1, it was a dangerous result. We tried to win but the moment we had 10 men we felt too much that pressure."

Jose Mourinho also says that English sides don't know how to kill a game off, praising PSG for simulating an injury, botching a substitution in the last few minutes.

League Two side Accrington Stanley: "Remember that new £5bn TV deal? Worth every penny..."

Jose Mourinho also says that his side had a psychological problem with how to approach the game when PSG went down to 10 men.

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney: "That is one of the best performances I've ever seen with 10 men from PSG."

Times chief football correspondent Oliver Kay:, external What a disappointing night for Chelsea. So poor. Very impressed by PSG, but bizarre that Chelsea didn't try to take initiative against 10 men.

Daily Telegraph football correspondent Henry Winter:, external One of Chelsea's poorest performances of the season.

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says PSG 'were clearly the best side on the night.'

Full reaction to come.

Schtuart:, external The only people who claim PL is the best in the world are those who line their pockets from it. No one else in Europe agrees.

Harry Fisher:, external As always everyone jumps on the 'Premier League is rubbish' bandwagon. Did anyone actually watch Real Madrid last night?!

Ellis McFarland:, external Premier league might not be the best in terms of quality anymore but is still light years ahead in terms of entertainment.

I'm sure every Chelsea fan can appreciate why David Luiz celebrated that goal. You'd have to be a robot not to wouldn't you?

Last summer David Luiz's world came down when Germany put seven past Brazil. Tonight he has a memory to go in the positive box...

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Paris St-Germain's David Luiz on Sky Sports:

"It is amazing for everyone, amazing for Paris club, for Paris city. We did a great game, we tried to win the game. I am happy to be in the next round but we have a long way to go to win the Champions League. We have to keep our feet on the floor.

"My cycle finished in Chelsea, PSG gave me a great opportunity to continue my career. I was very happy at Chelsea. I respect everyone,

"Tonight was good for me to score. I said I wouldn't celebrate but my emotions I couldn't control. Thank you to Chelsea and sorry I celebrated because I was so emotional."

Into the last eight so far then:

Paris St-Germain

Porto

Bayern Munich

Real Madrid

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender, BBC Radio 5 live

"We are boring ourselves stupid about this. How many years with Fifa and Uefa have we been talking about technology and the ball over the line? It's just bonkers. Even if you're a Paris St-Germain fan, it's not really the way you want to view football."