Four teams have advanced to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, with half of the Round of 16 matchups finished.

Paris St-Germain triumphed over Premier League leaders Liverpool in a penalty shootout on Tuesday after the aggregate score was tied at 1-1. They are joined by Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Inter Milan in the quarter-finals, while the remaining second legs of the round are scheduled for Wednesday, March 12.

You can catch highlights of every Champions League match on BBC iPlayer, as well as on the BBC Sport website and app.

How are the English teams faring, and who might face whom in the quarter-finals? BBC Sport examines the situation.

Last-16 results so far 

Barcelona beat Benfica 4-1 on aggregate

Bayern Munich beat Bayer Leverkusen 5-0 on aggregate

Inter Milan beat Feyenoord 4-1 on aggregate

Paris St-Germain beat Liverpool 4-1 on penalties after 1-1 aggregate draw

Lille v Borussia Dortmund (1-1 on agg) – Second leg: 12 March (17:45)

Aston Villa v Club Brugge (3-1 on agg) – Second leg: 12 March (20:00)

Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid (1-2 on agg) – Second leg: 12 March (20:00)

Arsenal v PSV (7-1 on agg) – Second leg: 12 March (20:00)

What is the current status of the English teams?

Liverpool experienced their first defeat under manager Arne Slot, losing 4-1 on penalties to PSG at Anfield.

The French champions appeared to be on the verge of elimination during the league phase, finishing 15th in the standings after a late resurgence. Now, they are gaining momentum at a crucial time.

PSG is set to face Aston Villa in the quarter-finals in April, with the 1982 European Cup winners currently in control against Club Brugge.

Villa will host the second leg on Wednesday after securing a 3-1 victory in Belgium, while fellow Premier League team Arsenal is practically through to the next round after their overwhelming 7-1 win over PSV in the first leg.

When do the quarter-finals and semi-finals take place?

The first legs of the quarter-finals are scheduled for April 8 and 9, while the second legs will occur one week later. The semi-finals will be held for the first legs on April 29 and 30, followed by the return fixtures on May 6 and 7.

What is the date and location of the final?

The final will be held on May 31 at the Allianz Arena in Munich.

How can countries secure an additional Champions League berth for the upcoming season?

Each country’s league is assigned a coefficient ranking based on the performance of its teams in UEFA’s three men’s club competitions: the Champions League, the Europa League, and the Conference League.

Coefficient points are awarded based on match outcomes—two points for a win and one point for a draw.

The total points accumulated by clubs from the same domestic league are summed and then divided by the number of teams participating in European competitions.

For instance, if the Premier League accumulates 100 points, this would be divided by the number of teams competing in Europe (seven), resulting in an England coefficient of 14.28.

This season, extra points are available to clubs competing in the Champions League, which benefits leagues with a higher number of participating clubs, such as Germany and Italy.

The top two countries in the coefficient rankings earn an additional Champions League berth for the following season.

These spots are allocated to the teams finishing immediately below the standard Champions League qualifying positions in those leagues.

In the Premier League, the top four clubs automatically qualify for the Champions League based on their league position, meaning any additional berth would be granted to the team finishing fifth.

For the 2024-25 Champions League, Bologna and Borussia Dortmund, who placed fifth in Serie A and the Bundesliga respectively, were awarded these additional spots.