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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nHolders Paris Saint-Germain, record 15-time winners Real Madrid and Arsenal powered into the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League<\/a> on Tuesday, while Sporting CP produced a stunning comeback to end Bodo\/Glimt\u2019s fairytale run.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. <\/span>SUBSCRIBE NOW!<\/a>PSG continued their ominous return to peak form, thrashing Chelsea 3-0 at Stamford Bridge to seal a dominant 8-2 aggregate victory. The tie was effectively over early as Khvicha Kvaratskhelia struck inside six minutes, capitalising on a defensive error on Mamadou Sarr\u2019s debut.Further goals from Bradley Barcola, assisted by Achraf Hakimi, and substitute Senny Mayulu sealed a comprehensive win, with home fans heading for the exits long before full-time.\u201cWe clearly dominated, we are very happy to be in the quarter-finals and I think it is well deserved,\u201d said PSG coach Luis Enrique. PSG will now face either Liverpool or Galatasaray in the last eight.Real dominate City; Arsenal keep quadruple dream alive<\/span>Chelsea were not the only English side to fall, as Manchester City crashed out 5-1 on aggregate despite a 2-1 defeat at home to Real Madrid. The Spanish giants had already taken control in the first leg, highlighted by a hat-trick from Federico Valverde.City\u2019s task became impossible after Bernardo Silva was sent off early for handball, allowing Vinicius Junior to convert from the spot. Erling Haaland briefly equalised on the night, but Vinicius struck again late to seal another statement win.\u201cAll of us players know that the good games are coming and when Madrid play in this competition, everything changes,\u201d said Vinicius.Meanwhile, Arsenal kept their trophy ambitions alive with a 2-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen, progressing 3-1 on aggregate. Eberechi Eze and Declan Rice struck on either side of half-time to seal the tie.\u201cWe had four or five situations where we should have scored a third but overall we fully deserved to win,\u201d said coach Mikel Arteta.Sporting\u2019s extra-time heroics end Bodo\/Glimt dream<\/span>In Lisbon, Sporting produced one of the nights of the tournament, overturning a 3-0 first-leg deficit to beat Bodo\/Glimt 5-0 after extra time. Goals from Goncalo Inacio, Pedro Goncalves and a Luis Suarez penalty forced extra time.Maxi Araujo then put Sporting ahead in the tie before Rafael Nel sealed a famous win late on.The result sent Sporting into the quarter-finals of Europe\u2019s elite competition for the first time since 1983, bringing an end to Bodo\/Glimt\u2019s remarkable journey.<\/p>\n