PSG and Real Madrid Advance to Champions League Quarterfinals Amid Controversy and Financial Stakes

PSG defeats Liverpool in a dramatic shootout, while Real Madrid edges Atlético with a disputed penalty decision; Lille's campaign ends against Dortmund.

Paris Saint-Germain secured their spot in the Champions League quarterfinals after a tense penalty shootout win against Liverpool, bringing their total earnings in the competition to €104.5 million so far, with projections of €144.5 million if they win the title.
Real Madrid advanced past Atlético Madrid in a dramatic derby, with controversy surrounding a disallowed penalty for Atlético's Julian Alvarez due to a 'double touch' during the shootout.
Atlético Madrid players and coach Diego Simeone voiced strong criticism of the penalty decision, while Real Madrid players, including Vinicius Jr., mocked their rivals both on and off the field.
Lille's Champions League journey ended with a 2-1 aggregate loss to Borussia Dortmund, despite a strong showing from goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier and passionate support from their fans.
Dortmund will now face Barcelona in the quarterfinals, while Real Madrid is set to play Arsenal in the next stage of the competition.