#quarter-finals

#quarter-finals

Germany's gritty quarter-final triumph against France showcased their resilience with only 10 players after Kathrin Hendrich's red card. They held off France to win on penalties.

Spain, the world champions and tournament favourites, has been in ominous form, topping their group with a perfect record and scoring 14 goals, led by Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmati.

Germany's defensive frailties were on full display, and although they started strong, they couldn't maintain their momentum, ultimately succumbing to Sweden's offensive prowess.

Iceland almost scored inside the first minute when Ingibjorg Sigurdardottir's half-volley struck the crossbar following her connection with a long throw.

The matchup between Munster and La Rochelle showcased an intense battle, particularly in the final minutes where La Rochelle's relentless pressure nearly turned the tide, emphasizing the competitiveness of the Champions Cup.

Spain's consistency has been commendable as they haven't lost a competitive match in almost two years, making them a formidable opponent heading into the quarter-finals.

The quarter-finals will see Frankfurt meet North London, following their impressive 6-2 aggregate win over Ajax, showcasing powerful performances from players like Mario Gotze.

It's the first time I think I have played against someone like Taylor and felt like I dominated the match. I want to play against the best players in the world so I can show what I'm all about.

The quarter-finals of the Adobe Women's FA Cup feature key matches this weekend, highlighted by Manchester United hosting Sunderland and Arsenal facing Liverpool.

Hearts, recovering after a recent defeat, aim for Scottish Cup success against lower-league Dundee who need to overcome a poor away record.

Birmingham City secured their spot in the EFL Trophy quarter-finals with a 2-1 victory over Swindon Town, thanks to a second-half goal from Ayumu Yokoyama, though they narrowly avoided an upset after Harry Smith equalized.