Arsenal and Celtic knocked out
Manchester United, Wolves and Rangers are all in the draw for the last 16 of the Europa League, but Arsenal and Celtic are out.
Arsenal conceded a late goal to Olympiakos, losing 2-1 on the night and exiting on away goals.
Pierre Emerick Aubameyang missed a late opportunity to send the Gunners through.
Loan signing Odion Higalo scored his first goal for United, who beat Bruges 5-0 at Old Trafford and 6-1 on aggregate.
Celtic lost 3-1 on the night to Copenhagen at Parkhead and 4-2 over both legs.
Elsewhere, Republic of Ireland international Matt Doherty was on target as Wolves beat Espanyol 6-3 over both legs.
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