This season, the Premier League appeared exceptionally brilliant, with nine teams participating in the three-tier European competitions and all advancing to the knockout stages. Among them, six entered the Champions League, five directly qualified for the knockout rounds, and Newcastle progressed through the play-offs. However, as the Champions League quarter-finals commenced, English clubs faced frequent disasters: four Premier League teams halted at the 16th stage, with three exiting via brutal, heavy-loss defeats!

Coach Vu Hong Viet praised Xuan Son following his standout performance in the National Cup quarter-finals.

Bayern Munich continues to affirm its status as a destroyer in the Champions League by defeating Atalanta 4-1 in the return leg, officially securing a spot in the Quarter-finals with an unbelievable aggregate score of 10-2.

Despite securing a dramatic 3-2 win in the return leg in London, Tottenham still had to regretfully exit the Champions League with an aggregate score of 5-7 after two matches against a resilient Atletico Madrid.

Newcastle United concluded their Champions League journey with a heavy 2-7 defeat against Barcelona on March 19th – the team's most significant loss in the history of European cup competitions.

Coach Arne Slot praised Liverpool's performance against Galatasaray and sent a message to PSG, their opponent in the quarter-finals.

Lionel Messi has officially reached the milestone of 900 career goals with his latest strike against Nashville, yet this impressive achievement remains significantly behind that of his great rival Cristiano Ronaldo.

Tottenham officially stopped at the Champions League quarter-finals, despite winning 3-2 against Atletico Madrid in the return match.

The UEFA coefficient rankings have just been updated following the Champions League round of 16 matches, and the Premier League is getting very close to securing an additional Champions League spot for next season. Although it cannot be mathematically confirmed with absolute certainty, the advantage for English football at this moment is extremely significant.

Mohamed Salah further solidifies his iconic status at Liverpool by etching his name into Champions League history during a 4-0 victory over Galatasaray at Anfield. Not only playing a crucial role in helping The Reds reverse the situation to advance to the quarter-finals, the Egyptian star also becomes the first African player to reach 50 goals in the Champions League.