By the time that was going on, most Arsenal fans were on their way home or in the local pubs watching on to see who their opponents would be in the next chapter of this Champions League series. Arsenal’s half of the draw in their post-PSV world takes them into the realms they have not been for a long while.

There are no added expectations or pressure on Arsenal to perform in the Champions League despite their recent struggles in the Premier League, manager Mikel Arteta said on Tuesday ahead of a last-16 return leg match against PSV Eindhoven.

Arsenal and Aston Villa are the last Premier League clubs standing in the Champions League and they both face European giants in the quarter-final stage. Mikel Arteta's men have a mouth-watering tie against 15-time winners and reigning champions Real Madrid in the quarter-finals.

On Wednesday night, the final four teams booked their place in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. Arsenal, Dortmund, Aston Villa, and Real Madrid all through to the final eight. CNN Senior Sports Analyst Darren Lewis joins World Sport’s Patrick Snell to break down the action that got them there.

All the eight teams that will play in this season’s Champions League quarter-finals have been confirmed. Arsenal, Aston Villa, Borussia Dortmund and Atletico Madrid confirmed their spots on Wednesday night.