UCL round of 16 matchday 3 and 4 results

The Champions League is fully back now! All 16 remaining teams have played their first round of 16 match now,. In this article we look at the results on the third and fourth matchday. These are another 8 teams that will do everything to get a ticket for the final at Wembley.

Barcelona held to a frustrating draw at Napoli

In a match where Barcelona dominated possession and opportunities, they were unable to secure a victory against Napoli, with the game ending in a 1-1 draw. Despite Robert Lewandowski breaking the deadlock after the interval, Victor Osimhen's equalizer ensured Napoli remained level. Barcelona's superiority was evident throughout the match, yet Napoli's resilience, highlighted by a stellar performance from goalkeeper Alex Meret, kept the Italians in contention. The return leg at Spotify Camp Nou promises to be a thrilling encounter with all to play for.

Galeno's late winner lights Up FC Porto vs. Arsenal

A game that seemed destined for a goalless draw was brought to life in the dying moments by Wenderson Galeno, whose spectacular late goal gave FC Porto a narrow 1-0 victory over Arsenal. The match itself was a tactical stalemate, with neither side able to break through the other's defense for the majority of the game. Galeno's moment of magic, a beautiful curling shot from distance, provided the breakthrough, handing Porto a slim advantage heading into the second leg at the Emirates Stadium.

Donyell Malen Haunts PSV as Dortmund Secure Draw

Borussia Dortmund and PSV Eindhoven played out a 1-1 draw, with former PSV star Donyell Malen putting the visitors ahead. Malen's goal, a deflected shot that found the back of the net, was a testament to his individual skill and pace. However, PSV managed to draw level through a Luuk de Jong penalty in the second half. The game was a balanced affair, with both sides having periods of dominance but ultimately unable to find a winning goal.

Inter Takes the Advantage over Atlético Madrid

Inter Milan edged a victory against Atlético Madrid, with a 1-0 scoreline that flattered the Spanish side given the Italian team's dominance throughout the match. Marko Arnautovic, who had earlier squandered a golden opportunity, redeemed himself by scoring the only goal of the game. The encounter was a story of missed chances for Inter, who could have won by a larger margin if not for the heroics of Atlético goalkeeper Jan Oblak and some wasteful finishing. However, Arnautovic's goal gives Inter a crucial advantage as they look to progress to the quarterfinals.

As the Champions League progresses, these results set the stage for an enthralling set of return fixtures, with everything still to play for. From Barcelona's quest for redemption at home to Arsenal's challenge to overturn a deficit, the stage is set for more memorable nights in Europe's premier club competition.