England will have two teams in the Champions League quarter-finals after Chelsea’s defeat to Barcelona left just Liverpool and Manchester City in the competition.
It is the first time since 2013-14, with Manchester United and Chelsea, that two Premier League clubs have reached the last eight.
Here Press Association looks how teams have fared over the last seven years.
2010-11 (Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham)
Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney put his side on the way to a Champions League quarter-final win over Chelsea with a goal at Stamford Bridge (Nick Potts/PA)
2011-12 (Chelsea)
Frank Lampard’s penalty helped Chelsea to see off Benfica at Stamford Bridge (Stephen Pond/EMPICS)
2012-2013 (No English clubs)
2013-14 (Manchester United, Chelsea)
Diego Costa, later to become a Chelsea player, scored a penalty at Stamford Bridge in Atletico Madrid’s 3-1 win (Nick Potts/PA)
2014-15 (No English clubs)
2015-16 (Manchester City)
Kevin De Bruyne scored in both legs as Manchester City beat Paris St-Germain in the quarter-final (Nick Potts/EMPICS)
2016-17 (Leicester)
Jamie Vardy’s goal was not enough to prevent Leicester’s quarter-final exit at home to Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid (Nick Potts/PA)
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