UEFA Champions League 2018-19: Europe's power centre returns to England

Liverpool beat Bayern Munich in Round of 16 of this year's Champions League. Liverpool qualified for the quarterfinals for the second time in a row since 2008/09 season. Liverpool's qualification meant that there are four Premier League teams in the Champions League quarterfinals for the first time since the 2008/09 season.
Manchester United made a comeback against PSG to qualify for the quarterfinal
Three other teams then were Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea. Manchester United lost in the final to Barcelona in that season. The loss of Manchester United to Pep Guardiola's golden squad that season opened the door for Spanish clubs to dominate Europe's elite club competition. Spanish teams have crowded the quarterfinal line up since then.
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