Good night from us then, that's a wrap. See you at the weekend - and don't forget that the draw for the last 16 takes place tomorrow lunchtime.

Roma came through a turbulent match at Feyenoord that was suspended for around 15 minutes in the second-half due to objects being thrown on to the pitch to secure a 2-1 win in Rotterdam. Ivory Coast international Gervinho, who appeared to take exception to something shouted from the crowd just before play was suspended, scored the winner on 60 minutes to secure a 3-2 aggregate victory.

The day's late game is over and Roma have knocked out Feyenoord 3-2 on aggregate. Stay tuned to BBC Sport for more info as we get it about the scenes which saw that game suspended for 15 minutes.

Some great quotes on the unfortunate scenario at Parma from former player Alessandro Melli this evening.

Serie A's bottom club has run out of money and was forced to call off the 22 February home game with Udinese as it could not pay for stewards.

Melli told BBC World Service Sport: "In these years, and especially in the last year, I've always thought Parma was like the Titanic.

"There were people who believed they were travelling first class and then other people who were doing all the hard, dirty work without being paid.

"I've always thought that just like the famous tragedy and in the movie, sooner or later an iceberg would come and hit us."

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to ITV4: "I thought the four penalty takers were outstanding. It's unfortunate for Dejan Lovren. He was brave enough to take it. It's a lottery really. We've got to get over it and dust ourselves down for the weekend."

They are still playing at Feyenoord v Roma. But here's the rest of the last 16:

Dinamo Moscow

Zenit St Petersburg

Besiktas

Sevilla

Dynamo Kiev

Villarreal

Fiorentina

Inter Milan

Ajax

Torino

Club Brugge

Everton

Napoli

Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk

Wolfsburg

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Matteo Darmian's 67th minute goal was enough to give Torino a 3-2 win at Athletic Bilbao and book a place in Friday's last-16 draw with a 5-4 aggregate win. The hosts had twice pegged back the Italians as Andoni Iraola and Oscar de Marcos cancelled out goals from Fabio Quagliarella and Maxi Lopez.

Meanwhile, a 0-0 draw for German side Wolfsburg at Sporting Lisbon was enough to send them through with a 2-0 aggregate win.

Daniel Woodley:, external Despite their side being outclassed on the pitch the Young Boy fans are outclassing the Everton supporters off it.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez on ITV1: "We've seen what a good team Young Boys are. They had a real attacking attitude and we saw a lot of chances. We wanted it to be open and took our chances well.

"To score seven goals in two games is a great achievement

"Romelu Lukaku has been creating a huge amount of chances, his goal scoring quality is fantastic and to score five goals is fantastic. His work rate was also very pleasing.

"It is a shame there is no more British representation but we're looking forward to the draw. We've been supported by huge numbers around Europe."

Still 20 minutes to go in Rotterdam, where Roma leas 2-1 on the night and 3-2 on aggregate. The hosts need to score twice to go through now. What action will they face from Uefa after the game was suspended for about half an hour?

All over at Goodison. Everton started poorly but a comfortable win in the end.

The draw for the last 16 takes place tomorrow lunchtime.

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Into added time at Goodison Park. Everton's European season continues in style. Leon Osman heads in but he has fouled his man in the build-up. No goal.

Arouna Kone fires another chance over the bar from a tight angle. He's only scored once for Everton since joining the club.

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The game in Rotterdam gets back underway in dramatic fashion. Substitute Elvis Manu equalised moments after the restart for 10-man Feyenoord only to see Gervinho restore Roma's lead minutes later to make it 2-1 on the night and 3-2 to the Italians on aggregate.

The sides still can't be separated at San Mames as defender Oscar de Marcos has equalised for Athletic Bilbao to make it 2-2 on the night against Torino and 4-4 on aggregate.

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino: "We are all disappointed, the player, too. [Speaking about Roberto Soldado's great chance.]

"This one was the first final for us and all players are disappointed, but now we need to look forwards, to recover quickly, because on Sunday we have another game. It is impossible to change the game now.

"It is true that it was key, this action {Soldado's miss]. You need some luck to score sometimes if you are to win the games.

"We did not score and, if we want to analyse the game, it is easy: Fiorentina scored, we didn't score and in football you don't score it is difficult to win games.

"I think they scored more than us and we didn't score."

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Into the final 10 minutes at Everton. Most of the attention is now on the away fans, who are providing plenty of entertainment. Everton cruising into the last 16.

Play has resumed at Feyenoord. We will bring you the full story of what happened there as soon as we know. The official Roma twitter feed says that play was suspended after objects were thrown on to the pitch.

The Young Boys fans are applauded at Goodison Park for their cracking support. How's that for sportsmanship? I like that. The Young Boys fans are doing 'A Poznan'.

Chaim Ford:, external It's ironic. Out of all the teams, Everton, who've been the most out of form, might end up being the last ones left in Europe!

Nick Weetch:, external Everton don't seem to have read the memo about British teams boycotting Europe.

Jonatan L: , externalIt would be hilarious if all three English sides are knocked out of Champions League but Everton wins the Europa League.

Sally Anders:, external Anyone noticed that, as it stands, a whopping five of the last 16 will be Italian clubs. Ominous.

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A goal for Arouna Kone would wrap up the night's work for Everton and he's so close to finding the net, thumping the base of the post from 20 yards. A skidder.