Champions League, second round, second leg

Spain will have two teams in the last eight of the competition after Barcelona and Villarreal both won through their respective ties against Chelsea and Rangers on Tuesday night. Real Madrid will not be joining them though after they were knocked out by Arsenal the following day. (08.03.06)

Arsenal 0 - Real Madrid 0

Real Madrid are out of the competition after failing to score in 180 minutes against Arsenal. López Caro's side needed at least one goal after their 0-1 defeat in the first leg, and Ronaldo went close a couple of times early on. But the English team could have scored themselves later in the first half, especially when Reyes fired a shot against the crossbar after Henry set him up close to half time. Raúl could have taken the game to extra time when he hit the post after the restart and then saw his follow up tipped past the post by Lehmann. But despite three attacking substitutions they were unable to find the route to goal after that, and it looks like being a third year in a row without a trophy for the nine time European champions. (08.03.06)

Barcelona 1 - Chelsea 1

Barcelona qualified with relative ease for the quarter finals, their 1-2 win from the first leg never really being challenged by their opponents Chelsea. The English side needed to score two goals to have a chance of going through, but they were allowed very few clear cut chances by a solid defence. Then with twelve minutes to go Ronaldinho took the ball from Eto'o in midfield and shrugged off challenges by Carvalho and Terry to fire a shot wide of Cech from the edge of the area. With Mourinho's side throwing everything forward, Eto'o almost wrapped things up when he hit the post a few minutes from the end. But a more than dubious penalty in the last minute of injury time allowed Lampard to level the scores on the night before the final whistle went seconds later. (07.03.06)

Villarreal 1 - Glasgow Rangers 1

Villarreal will join Barcelona in the draw for the next round after knocking out Rangers on the away goal rule. A 2-2 draw from the first leg meant that the Scottish side had to win or get a high scoring draw at the Madrigal stadium, and they got off to the best possible start when Viera failed to hold on to the ball in the area and Lovenkrans took advantage to put the visitors ahead. Waterreus saved well from Forlán later in the first half, but just four minutes after the restart Riquelme and Forlán combined to set up Arruabarrena to make it all square. The rest of the second half was nail biting stuff for both sets of fans, but there was no further score and Pellegrini's side are in to the last eight. (07.03.06)