Which clubs have qualified for the Champions League last 16?

Inter Milan, Liverpool and Porto all qualified for the Champions League last 16 on Wednesday, so 12 teams are now through to the knockout rounds after matchday five of the group stage.

Wednesday’s Champions League action: a summary

Group A

Having thumped Rangers 7-1 last time out in the Champions League, Liverpool rubber-stamped their passage to the last 16 with a 3-0 win over Ajax. Mohamed Salah, Darwin Núñez and Harvey Elliot were on target for the Reds, who can still top the group - but need a big win against Napoli on matchday six. The already-through Italians, who beat Rangers 3-0 on Wednesday, will top Group A as long as they avoid a four-goal defeat at Anfield.

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Group B

Club Brugge, who confirmed their qualification from Group B on matchday four, lost 4-0 at home to Porto - and that result sent the Portuguese through to the last 16, with the help of a last-gasp Atlético Madrid penalty miss. With Porto beating Brugge, Atlético needed a victory over Bayer Leverkusen to keep their hopes of qualification alive, but Yannick Carrasco spurned a 99th-minute spot-kick for Los Rojiblancos as it ended 2-2 in Spain. To guarantee a third-placed finish ahead of Leverkusen, Atleti must now defeat Porto on matchday six.

Group C

In one of the day’s early Champions League kickoffs, Inter’s 4-0 win over Viktoria Plzen confirmed the Nerazzurri’s qualification for the last 16 - and condemned LaLiga giants Barcelona to a second straight group-stage exit. Barça, who later lost 3-0 at home to Bayern Munich, are certain to finish third and drop into the Europa League. Bayern’s comfortable victory at the Camp Nou confirmed the Bundesliga champions as Group C winners.

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Group D

Nothing has been decided in Group D, where only two points separate first and fourth. Leaders Tottenham Hotspur drew 1-1 with second-placed Sporting CP on Wednesday, while Eintracht Frankfurt beat Marseille 2-1 to leapfrog the Frenchmen into third. In the final round of group games, Spurs will be guaranteed qualification if they draw away to Marseille, and a point will also do Sporting when they meet Frankfurt in Portugal. The Germans must win to qualify.

If Tottenham lose in France, a draw in Lisbon would lead to a three-way tie between Spurs, Sporting and Frankfurt. Were this to happen, Sporting would progress in second as they have the best record in games involving the trio - and Marseille would rise from bottom to win the group!

Champions League last 16: qualified teams

*Confirmed as group winners

What happened in the Champions League on Tuesday?

In Tuesday’s matchday-five action, four clubs booked their spots in the Champions League knockout stages. Chelsea’s win over RB Salzburg was enough not only to clinch qualification, but also top Group E. In Group G, Borussia Dortmund’s 0-0 draw with Manchester City saw the Germans join Pep Guardiola’s men in the last 16. And in Group H, Paris Saint-Germain and Benfica both won and went through: PSG thumped Maccabi Haifa 7-2 in Paris, while As Águias consigned Juventus to an early exit with a 4-3 triumph in Lisbon.

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Champions League matchday six fixtures:

Tuesday 1 November

Group A

Liverpool vs Napoli - 4pm ET

Rangers vs Ajax - 4pm ET

Group B

Bayer Leverkusen vs Club Brugge - 1:45pm ET

Porto vs Atlético Madrid - 1:45pm ET

Group C

Bayern Munich vs Inter Milan - 4pm ET

Viktoria Plzen vs Barcelona - 4pm ET

Group D

Marseille vs Tottenham - 4pm ET

Sporting vs Frankfurt - 4pm ET

Wednesday 2 November

Group E

Chelsea vs Dinamo Zagreb - 4pm ET

AC Milan vs RB Salzburg - 4pm ET

Group F

Real Madrid vs Celtic - 1:45pm ET

Shakhtar Donetsk vs RB Leipzig - 1:45pm ET

Group G

Copenhagen vs Borussia Dortmund - 4pm ET

Manchester City vs Sevilla - 4pm ET

Group H

Juventus vs Paris Saint-Germain - 4pm ET

Maccabi Haifa vs Benfica - 4pm ET