Arsenal vs Bayer Leverkusen - Champions League RECAP: Latest score, team news and updates as Gunners reach quarter-finals

That's all from us here tonight. Thanks for your company throughout!

Congratulations to our Arsenal readers. You have quite the side on your hands.

Allow me to point you in the direction of some of our top stories from tonight, including a mental one from AFCON:

• Senegal stripped of AFCON title with rivals Morocco handed trophy instead
• Chaotic Chelsea's 8-2 aggregate defeat by ruthless, relentless PSG was brutal and showed just how disjointed they really are, writes RIATH AL-SAMARRAI
• Man United Confidential: REVEALED - United's plan to keep Bruno Fernandes, the young goalkeeper on club's radar named and a boost for fans going to Bournemouth
• Revealed: The three VAR mistakes that have benefited Arsenal in their Premier League title bid
• Now comes the Chelsea backlash: Outraged club chiefs demand answers from Premier League

Same time tomorrow?

Senegal stripped of AFCON title with Morocco handed trophy

The Confederation of African Football appeal board have taken the unprecedented action after Senegal's players walked off the field in protest following a decision to hand their hosts a penalty.

Here are all of tonight's scores, then, and who went through:

• Sporting 5-0 Bodo/Glimt (5-3 agg)
• Arsenal 2-0 Bayer Leverkusen (3-1)
• Chelsea 0-3 PSG (2-8)
• Man City 1-2 Real Madrid (1-5)

A grim night for the English sides. Let's hope tomorrow can bring better...

Here's Ian's take on the game from the stadium. One of the best in the business, I must say, if not the best.

He's chosen to focus on the idea that Arsenal can play good football. He's not wrong. They were very good tonight - one of their most complete performances of the season.

You can read more from Ian by clicking below.

Arsenal 2-0 Leverkusen: Gunners show they CAN play beautiful football

It was Eberechi Eze 's intuition and spatial awareness which took the breath away in that moment. He did not even look up to take aim before powering the ball into the top corner.

Do you want to see the goals again? Of course you do.

As they always do, TNT Sports have shared highlights from the game on their YouTube channel, which you can see by clicking below.

Watch it for the goals if nothing else! Two sensational strikes.

Mikel Arteta, Arsenal manager, TNT Sports:

The team was immense today, the way we started the game, showing so much domination, big chances. The keeper gave them a life.

They are a really good side. They can dominate you but we had players that elevated the standards to what we needed this season.

It was hard to see Eze's goal. You talk about technique and the reaction from the players around him. That is why he is here.

This is the Champions League. You get worried when you have chances but don't put them away but an incredible moment from Declan to win the game.

We need that more often. We have a lot of players that can do that.

Declan Rice, Arsenal midfielder, TNT Sports:

Third year in a row in the quarters. A really tough game against a really tactical team but we could have scored three or four.

I am shattered. It is non-stop, being in all the competitions still. But when you have a night like tonight you find energy and ways to win.

Everyone asks where you get the second burst of energy - I don't know.

On his goal:

I read the ball and knew I could step in front of him. My first call is protect the back line but when he wasn't on his toes I read it and the first touch set it up.

It's not quite Real Madrid, but I'm happy with it. You just do anything to win. Every single player in the squad does a job and you find that fire in your belly somewhere.

Not so well.

Already both trailing by three from their first legs, Chelsea lost 3-0 at home to PSG and Man City lost 2-1 on the night to Real Madrid. They are both out.

Liverpool and Tottenham play tomorrow. Both trail, though - and Newcastle are level with Barcelona - so Arsenal may well be flying the flag for the English teams for the rest of the competition!

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Eberechi Eze, Arsenal midfielder, TNT Sports:

I don't know if I could dream of scoring a goal like that. I saw an opportunity to shoot, and I am grateful to God.

It is a special goal, I will remember it for a long time. Hopefully the first of many. I will watch it for a long time.

They are a tough team. We knew it would take moments and we did that as a team. At this stage it doesn't matter who you face, it's tough.

The aim is to turn this season into trophies. It has been our aim since the start.

Paul Merson, former Arsenal forward, Sky Sports:

Arsenal played very well at times. They are just rolling... I don't want to say machine because it is disrespectful, but this is a machine that can do everything. They are a proper team.

A brilliant performance. Onto the quarter-finals. White was steady. Whoever comes in, he does a job.

We mentioned how Sporting were leading Bodo/Glimt in one of the other games, having come back from 3-0 down in the first leg.

Well, they won 5-0 and they now await Arsenal in the last-eight.

That will be a return for Viktor Gyokeres, but the Gunners will be heavy favourites there too.

The best chance they have ever had of winning the Champions League? Maybe.

Martin Keown, former Arsenal defender, TNT Sports:

You have to give a word to the squad. Hincapie coming in, White. Very solid. Declan Rice in midfield.. the distance he covers, he seems to go into other gears in the Champions League.

Eze seems to be understanding what is required of him. Gyokeres deserves a mention.

The Champions League anthem rings around the Emirates after the full-time whistle is blown.

Saliba and Gabriel share and embrace as they celebrate another clean sheet. This Arsenal team will, I feel, take some stopping.

All smiles around the ground as the players head off on their lap of honour.