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Benfica
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Manchester United have opted against making a move for the Benfica defender Victor Lindelof after José Mourinho decided he is satisfied with his defensive options
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Manchester United are closing in on the signing of Benfica’s Victor Lindelof in the January transfer window
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We asked fans from the 16 remaining clubs for their expectations – and found more confidence in Napoli than Barcelona
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Real Madrid ought to have too much for Napoli, but there are tough challenges ahead for Arsenal, Leicester and Paris Saint-Germain
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Bayern Munich ’s hopes of finishing top of their Champions League group disappeared after they lost 3-2 at Rostov and Atlético Madrid beat PSV Eindhoven 2-0
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Paris Saint-Germain edged closer to the Champions League’s last 16 as goals by Ángel Di María, Lucas and Edinson Cavani secured a flattering 3-0 home win against Basel in Group A on Wednesday
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We spoke to 32 fans and only four of them – the Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City and Monaco supporters – predicted that their club will win it
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As Mourinho takes over from Louis van Gaal at Manchester United, we look at how his career has unfolded since he started in management
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Rafa Silva to Liverpool or Manchester United? | Antonio Rudiger to Chelsea or Liverpool? | Gianluca Lapadula to Leicester City? | Rob Holding to Arsenal?
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Manchester United are edging closer to signing Benfica’s Renato Sanches for £46m after talks with the Portuguese club progressed well
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From Ousmane Dembélé to Leroy Sané, we look at the young players on the continent who will be the most sought-after this summer
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Before their Champions League quarter-final second leg against Bayern Munich, the Benfica players lined up beneath an impressive giant tifo of their bald eagle mascot Vitória sitting atop of the competition’s logo, mimicking the club crest
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Thomas Müller scored the goal that sent Bayern Munich into the Champions League semi-finals with a 3-2 aggregate win against Benfica
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Wolfsburg v Real Madrid, Bayern v Benfica, Barcelona v Atlético Madrid, PSG v Man City drawn together in the last eight
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Manchester City will face Chelsea’s conquerors Paris Saint-Germain in quarter-finals of the Champions League, while holders Barcelona must get past Atlético Madrid
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The Champions League tie at Zenit St Petersburg was heading for extra time until Nicolás Gaitán struck, before Talisca rubbed salt in Russian wounds, making it 2-1 to Benfica, 3-1 on aggregate
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Minute-by-minute report: Zenit took the lead on the night through Hulk, but two late goals from Nicolás Gaitán and Talisca sealed Benfica’s passage to the Champions League last eight
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Zenit are unsurprisingly sluggish at Benfica, while Gent freeze on their biggest night but somehow keep Wolfsburg tie alive
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Jonas struck with a stoppage-time header for Benfica as they beat a cautious Zenit St Petersburg 1-0 at home in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie
Kostas Mitroglou hands Benfica the edge against Borussia Dortmund