Difficult enough draws for the English teams.

Chelsea probably have the easiest draw.

The referee blowing for half-time when AC Milan were in the middle of an attack reminds me of how much time after time the ref added on in our game against Portugal.

In fairness, there was a 25 minute spell where Milan couldn't get out of their half and kept giving the ball back to Liverpool repeatedly.

Bizarre scoreline but Liverpool will still probably win it.

Bizarre by Milan for the Henderson goal. 6 players swarming towards the ball to clear it, leaving Henderson completely unmarked with the goal at his mercy.

Sums them up.

Edit: and right on cue, Maldini's son has just come on for Milan. 

What a player 

The Luke Kelly statue will be the centre of all the celebrations no doubt! 

He was probably a 7/10 performer tonight

Good player obviously but think people go OTT about him at times in certain games. Think he was getting over praised in games in the euros when he was nothing special in those particular matches 

On a similar note, following the back end to last season that he had and euros campaign, do you still think Kyle Walker is brutal?

Please never mention Marco Verratti in the same sentence as Kyle Walker again please.

7/10 performance 

Crazy a team with a front 3 of Messi, Neymar and Mbappe were near 2/1 with the bookies to win at home to a side with Sterling and Grealish up top.

I've actually just googled player ratings from last night and every single one of them (first 6 i checked) gives Veratti 7/10

In conclusion Walker is an average full back with great pace who has been coached brilliantly by the best manager in the World.

He isn’t instructed to go forward much I would add

He sits a lot in case they get hit on the counter 

Yea I get that! It’s brilliant coaching from Pep! Wan-Bissaka would look good in City’s side.

Kyle Walker is an excellent player, who has obviously improved since he's been playing under Pep.

But it is a fallacy to put it ALL down to PG's coaching. Considering he had just turned 27 when he signed for City, you might have expected Walker to be approaching his best years regardless of where he was playing.

Meanwhile, any Spurs fan will tell you he had been consistently excellent under Pochettino at Spurs, playing 163 PL games and winning nearly half of his 63 England caps.

Which was reflected in the £50m City ended up paying for him - a huge fee for a RB back then.

There isn't a team in the PL who wouldn't want KW available to them - at least the 27 y.o. version.

As for Bissaka, he certainly looks a prospect, no doubt about that, but he's still a long way short of the player KW is. And while he might well turn out to be his equal given time, spending £50m on him when he was still only 21 was quite a gamble by Man U.

Then again, he's not the only massive punt they've signed in recent years

Once the refs go to the monitor they’re usually always overturned now 

Looked like a pen to me as well and I'm a Liverpool fan. First thing I thought when the incident happened was 'Jota, you f**kin idiot!'. 

Hopefully Demiral can stay on for Atalanta. He's in beast mode.

Compare that to the days of ITV showing it.  I wonder is it the same all across Europe.  

Tuchel doing it with virtually the exact same squad Frank had as well.

Can't make up my mind on watching replays of it

Maybe Bayern thrashing Barcelona would be worth watching, I think Atalanta v Villareal has the best potential. 

And for novelty factors Lille and Sazburg to get to the knockouts would be good for them. 

I did my own mock draw and Liverpool got Salzburg and Chelsea got Lille.

But, then again, English teams get the easiest possible draws every year so I'm not claiming to be Nostradamus.

Then they excluded United’s ball from Atlético Madrid’s draw even though that would have been a valid tie.

Reminds me of this clusterf**k 

Not a chance. They'll still end up playing someone like Lille.

United will get one of Ateltico or PSG.

Some serious oddball behavior on here.

Martin Keown talking nonsense here about that city goal 

“De Bruyne isn’t interfering with play there”

You creaming your pants over mbappe when your ‘team’ is playing?

Good input.

Taking the heat off you!

Bayern play tomorrow night 

Mia san mia.

Did Bernardo Silva play for Benfica’s first team? 

I think its really impacting first legs in particular.

Definitely going to have an impact on how teams play away from home as an away goal was always a golden nugget in the knockout stages. It could make for more upsets along the way if a small club can snatch a 0-0 in the first leg away from home, knowing they will have a raucous stadium for the return leg. You would have to think Madrid would have been favourites to go through to the QF’s only for Mbappe’s late late show 

Hopefully the tempo stays like this.

Nothing in reserve, though, whereas Liverpool can select pretty much another first team from the bench.

Toothless up front. They've been fantastic everywhere else but hard to see them outscoring Liverpool over two legs.

Yer man from Irish Football Fan TV is the manager of FC Salzburg

I didn’t watch this so excuse the ignorance but looking at the starting XI, it looked like he picked one centre half, two full backs, two midfielders, three wingers, an attacking midfielder and a centre forward. How does that work?!

Was a bit of a mess! Had Lucas Hermandez and Pavard playing as centre backs alongside Sule, both capable of playing there as seen before but not ideal with Sule as the main CB as he has been poor for some time now, and then Coman and Gnabry as the wide players who certainly aren’t suited to wing back roles and it was shown, this also dragged Kimmich out of the centre to cover the full back role and also Muller is best suited as the main number 10 he played deeper at times with Sane as the main 10 supporting Lewandowkski! Nagelsmann has tried this a few times this season and it’s been a disaster! He’s trying to fit too many attackers into the one line up.