After the Champions League quarterfinals, it's time to clarify who the four strongest teams in Europe are. Probably the calmest evening belonged to London's team "Arsenal". The "Gunners" won the first match against Moscow's CSKA 4:1, and played a draw 2:2 in the return match. Although at one point CSKA led 2:0 and needed only one more goal, in the 75th minute Danny Welbeck answered all remaining questions and opened the way for "Arsenal" to the semifinals. The return match cost a lot of nerves for Madrid's "Atletico" club. "Atletico" won the first match 2:0, kept up with their game plan in the second match, but conceded a goal and lost 0:1. "Marseille" had to sweat a lot to overcome the barrier of "RB Leipzig". The French lost the first match away 0:1, but achieved a victory at home 5:2. "Lazio" footballers experienced a complete disaster. The Italian team won the first match at home 4:2, but managed to lose even 1:4 away and thus widely opened the doors to the semifinals for Salzburg's "Red Bull" team. CSKA 2:2 "Arsenal" (First match - 1:4, total result - 3:6) 39' [1-0] F. Chalov 50' [2-0] K. Nababkin 75' [2-1] D. Welbeck 90+2 [2-2] A. Ramsey "Sporting" 1:0 "Atletico" (First match - 0:2, total result - 1:2) 28' [1-0] F. Montero "Marseille" 5:2 "RB Leipzig" (First match - 0:1, total result - 5:3) 2' [0-1] Bruma 6' [1-1] S. Ilsanker (own goal) 9' [2-1] B. Sarr 38' [3-1] F. Thauvin 55' [3-2] J. Augustin 60' [4-2] D. Payet 90+4' [5-2] H. Sakai "Red Bull" 4:1 "Lazio" (First match - 2:4, total result - 6:5) 55' [0-1] C. Immobile 56' [1-1] M. Dabour 72' [2-1] A. Haidara 74' [3-1] H. Hee-chan 76' [4-1] S. Lainer
