Match days

San SiroInter cornerAt San Siro74,642 at San SiroThumbs up at San SiroInter v Fiorentina

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Fiorentina led from the 65th minute. Thuram equalised in the 91st, and Zieliński scored a 98th-minute penalty to win it and put Inter top of the table.

Espanyol v Atlético MadridAtlético attackAtlético cornerPitchside before kick-offOutside Espanyol's stadium

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Very boring game. Atlético won it with an 89th-minute goal from Álex Baena off the bench.

Neto's early goal on the big screenCaptain Reece James (24), with Liam Delap (9) behindTrevoh Chalobah on the ballCole Palmer by the touchlineChelsea fans behind the goalMoisés Caicedo, with Chelsea still 1–0 upIn the Chelsea section

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I was there the day Nicolas Jackson got sent off, a straight red four minutes after coming on. Pedro Neto put Chelsea ahead early, but Flamengo came back to win 3–1.

Signal Iduna ParkDortmund v Leverkusen

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I ended up in the Leverkusen end, which was an experience in itself, and found out the hard way that you're not allowed to film the ultras. One fan had a Victor Boniface phone case, and we got talking once they found out I'm Nigerian. I also got to watch Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen do it again. Füllkrug put Dortmund ahead in the 81st minute, then Josip Stanišić headed in a 97th-minute equaliser to keep their unbeaten season going. Another last-minute goal.

Allianz ArenaPyro at the Allianz Arena

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Joshua Kimmich's header just after the hour sent Bayern into the semi-finals, 3–2 on aggregate.

The Shed EndStamford BridgeThe trophy room

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The infamous penalty-row game. At 4–0 up, Noni Madueke and Nicolas Jackson were arguing over who'd take a penalty until Cole Palmer took the ball and scored it himself. That was his fourth of the night, after a hat-trick inside the first half hour. Watching Palmer score four in person is something I'll never forget.

Johan Cruijff ArenAAjax 2–1 TwenteAjax

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Twente went ahead through Ricky van Wolfswinkel before Brian Brobbey equalised, and a late Steven Bergwijn penalty won it. I remember the crowd going crazy over Brobbey and not getting why. Now I watch him at Sunderland, and I get it.

Parc des PrincesPSG v Clermont

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My first time at the Parc des Princes, and I went on my own. Honestly, it was a flat game. Clermont led at half-time and PSG only equalised through Gonçalo Ramos in the 85th minute. At least getting there was easy.

Pitchside before kick-offStamford Bridge before Chelsea v Newcastle

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My second visit to Stamford Bridge, and my first time watching Chelsea live. It was only days after the sanctions on Roman Abramovich hit the club, so the whole ground was emotional. Then we won it at the death. Kai Havertz brought down Jorginho's long ball and finished in the 89th minute. What a goal.