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Published 22:41 16 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 23:36 16 Mar 2016 GMT

Italian clubs performing well in both the European Cup and Europa League in recent years, allied with English sides flopping of late meant that this season was a golden chance for our Mediterranean cousins to make our 'top four' a top three.
But Bayern Munich's dramatic 4-2 comeback against Juventus after extra-time on Wednesday ensures that they'll be no Italian teams in the quarter-finals. Man City have of course already qualified for the last eight, and so until season 2017/18 at least, our allocations remains at a quartet.
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