CCTV9英语新闻：Barcelona beats Arsenal 3-1 at UEFA Champions League（在线收听）

We move to football and the UEFA Champions League, with a spot in the Quarter-Finals on the line as Barcelona hosted Arsenal, in Leg Two of their Round of 16 showdown. The Catalans came into this contest with the advantage, after edging the Gunners 2-0 in the opener three weeks ago in England. And the Spanish side would rely on their trenchant trio of Neymar, Luis Suarez, and Lionel Messi as they looked to dominate this return fixture at home.

FC Barcelona's Lionel Messi (L), Luis Suarez (R) and Neymar celebrate after scoring during the UEFA Champions League round of 16, second leg match between FC Barcelona and Arsenal at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain, March 16, 2016. Barcelona won 3-1. (Xinhua/Lino De Vallier)

Andres Iniesta and La Liga's leaders hoping to get off to a quick start at the Nou Camp.

In the 18th minute, Suarez finds Neymar charging David Ospina's right side, and the Brazilian makes it 1-NIL Barca.

Arsenal would look to level in the 51st minute, and Mohamed Elneny ties things at one.

Barcelona on the attack in the 65th minute, and Suarez scores on the acrobatic volley, and it's 2-1.

Two minutes from time the Catalans are on the move again. Neymar's cross is blocked, but Messi gathers the ball and dinks it past Ospina, and it's 3-1. Barca heading to the Last Eight for the ninth straight year, seeing off the Gunners by a final tally of 5-1 on aggregate.

Bayern Munich hosting Juventus in the day's other game. These teams drew 2-2 in their opener.

And the Old Lady of Italian Football would be aggressive from the whistle, as Paul Pogba puts the visitors up 1-NIL in the fifth minute. His effort helped by the home team getting crossed up on defense.

In the 28th minute, Juve go on the offensive again, and the Bavarians leave Juan Cuadrado a bit too open on the right flank. After some fine footwork, Alvaro Morata crosses to the Colombian, and he makes it 2-NIL with a rocket that eludes the reach of Manuel Neuer.

Bayern still looking to get on the scoreboard in the 73rd minute, as they work the ball from the corner to the right flank before picking out Robert Lewandowski, whose leaping header cuts the deficit to 2-1, and that brings the deflated crowd back to life at the Allianz Arena.

Munich would then go flank to corner in injury time, before finding Thomas Mueller for a header that ties the score at 2-2, and sends the match into added extra time.

And that's where a weak deflection on a cross allows Thiago Alcantara to put the hosts up 3-2, and it's pure elation for the home squad, as they surge into the lead.

The Bavarians then look to add an insurance goal before the 120 minutes are up, as Kingsley Coman brings the ball down the right, almost appears to toy with the defender, and chips in to make it 4-2. That would be the final, as Bayern Munich are headed for the Quarters, 6-4 on aggregate.