Champions League: The 16 teams who qualified and how the groups look after the final matchday

The group stage of the Champions League for 2020-’21 season came to an eventful end on Wednesday, with dramatic events around Europe on the...

The group stage of the Champions League for 2020-’21 season came to an eventful end on Wednesday, with dramatic events around Europe on the final matchday.

While the events on the field were overshadowed by the racism controversy in Paris in the match between PSG and Istanbul Baseksehir, the football itself was often riveting and the drama of qualification went down to the wire in a couple pf cases.

Real Madrid, Europe’s most decorated club with 13 European Cups, were safe enough in the end but they needed to beat Borussia Moenchengladbach in Madrid to be sure of making it through the group stage of the Champions League for a 24th straight year.

Elsewhere, PSG stormed to the top of Group H where Manchester United went crashing out after a defeat at RB Leipzig.

#UCL round of 16:

Group winners: Bayern, Real Madrid, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Dortmund, Juventus, PSG

Group runners-up: Atletico, Gladbach, Porto, Atalanta, Sevilla, Lazio, Barcelona, RB Leipzig

Who is going to win it this season? pic.twitter.com/0rW9FnxbMB

— The Field (@thefield_in) December 9, 2020

Here’s a look at how the groups finished:

Group A

	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Goal difference	Read more