Real Madrid 'leader' and Dortmund 'phenomenon' selected: Champions League team of the week

Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Chelsea, Sevilla, and Barcelona all secure passage to last-16 in Round 4

GK Denes Dibusz (Ferencvaros). Found himself in a tangle for Juventus's stoppage-time winner, but underdogs Ferencvaros had only come to within injury time of a historic draw thanks to brave, brilliant saves from the Hungarian. AFP

RB Sergino Dest (Barcelona). The 20-year-old USA international shone for a depleted, youthful Barcelona in Kiev. Dest was effervescent, and he opened the scoring with his first Barcelona goal. Reuters

CB Jules Kounde (Sevilla). Played slightly out of position at Krasnodar, but adapted. He was resourceful and forthright in defence and ever eager to initiate counter-attacks. AP Photo

CB Nacho (Real Madrid). Stepped in for the absent Sergio Ramos, and not only tamed Inter Milan's formidable front pair of Romelu Lukaku and Lautaro Martinez but won his side a penalty at the other end. AP Photo

LB Robin Gosens (Atalanta). A dynamic performance at wing-back in the upset at Anfield. The German worried Liverpool from the start, and crowned his performance with his team's second goal. AP Photo

CM Luka Modric (Real Madrid). The stakes were high and Madrid needed a leader at Inter. Step forward the veteran Modric, who imposed the control that his opponents lacked on a make-or-break night. Getty Images

CM Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United). A typical, galvanising performance against Basaksehir, including one stunning goal, one poached goal, and an act of gallantry, when Bruno invited Marcus Rashford to take a penalty that he could have claimed. Reuters

RM Mason Mount (Chelsea). Set up the first Chelsea goal against Rennes with a superb pass. The 21-year-old was at the heart of most of Chelsea's best creative football as they earned their place in the next round. AP Photo

LM Papu Gomez (Atalanta). The architect of the big shock of the matchday, the Argentinian's eye for how to find a pocket of space and his excellent delivery undid Liverpool. AP

CF Ciro Immobile (Lazio). A thumping goal in Lazio's win over Zenit St Petersburg announced the talisman's return from a Covid-19 precautionary absence. He then won and scored the penalty that secured the points. AP Photo

CF Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund). The Norwegian phenomenon scored his 15th and 16th Champions League goals in the triumph over Bruges. That's 16 in 12 games. He's still only 20 years old. The legend grows. AP Photo

The fourth round of the Uefa Champions League group stage was completed this week as a handful of clubs booked their places in the knockout round.

In the early kick-offs in Group E on Tuesday, Chelsea and Sevilla both ensured their passage to the last-16 after respective 2-1 wins over Rennes and Krasnodar.

Later that evening, Group F saw history made when Erling Braut Haaland became the fastest player to reach 15 Champions League goals in Borussia Dortmund's 3-0 win against Club Brugge, while Lazio secured a similarly comfortable home win by defeating Zenit St Petersburg 3-1.

In Group G, Barcelona shrugged off the absence of Lionel Messi to crush Dynamo Kiev 4-0 and cruise into the last-16 after four straight wins. Juventus joined the Catalans in qualifying from the group with a late 2-1 victory over Ferencvaros.

Manchester United bounced back from their shock loss away to Istanbul Basaksehir by thrashing the Turkish champions 4-1 and Paris Saint-Germain secured a crucial 1-0 result against RB Leipzig to boost their qualification hopes.

On Wednesday, Atletico Madrid stumbled once again in Group A after being held to a goalless draw by Lokomotiv Moscow, but there were no such problems for reigning champions Bayern Munich who strolled into the knockout round with a 3-1 win over Red Bull Salzburg.

Borussia Monchengladbach held on to top spot in Group B with an emphatic 4-0 defeat of Shakhtar Donetsk, while Inter Milan's hopes of reaching the last-16 were dealt a major blow with a 2-0 home loss to Real Madrid.

Manchester City extended their perfect record to progress from Group C after a 1-0 win at Olympiakos, and Porto took a big step toward joining the Premier League side with a 2-0 victory at Marseille.

Group D became much more interesting this week when Liverpool fell to a shock 2-0 home defeat to Atalanta and Ajax beat FC Midtjylland 3-1. The Premier League champions still hold top spot but their lead has been reduced to two points, with Atalanta and Porto in hot pursuit.

Reflecting on the latest round of Champions League matches, Ian Hawkey has selected his team of the week in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.