Wolfsburg 0-1 Fulham (agg 1-3): Fulham make a dream start in Germany as Bobby Zamora puts the Cottagers ahead after just 21 seconds to make it 3-1 on aggregate
Fulham continue to hold firm and nullify the Wolfsburg threat - with Brede Hangeland doing well to marshal Bosnia striker Edin Dzeko
The "Zamora for England" chants get louder from the Fulham faithful as the forward, who has scored 19 goals this season, puts in a superb display in Germany
Aaron Hughes and Mark Schwarzer combine to keep Grafite from hitting back for Wolfsburg as Fulham hold out in style, going close themselves on a couple of occasions
Liverpool 4-1 Benfica (agg 5-3): Dirk Kuyt heads Liverpool in front - but it is not as simple as that as the assistant referee's flag goes up to disallow it, before the referee over-rules him 30 seconds later
Steven Gerrard sets Lucas free and the Brazilian rounds Benfica goalkeeper Julio Cesar to score Liverpool's second goal of the night and put them in control of the tie at 3-2 on aggregate
Youssi Benayoun races into the Benfica half and spreads the ball wide for Kuyt, whose first-time cross is swept in by the onrushing Fernando Torres to put Liverpool well clear of their Portuguese opponents
But Benfica haul themselves back into the game and create a nervous finish at Anfield as Oscar Cordoza's free kick is deflected off Steven Gerrard and into the corner
Panic is averted as Torres clips the ball over the top of the goalkeeper to make it 4-1 on the night and seal Liverpool's place in the semi final and a date with Torres' old side Atletico Madrid
Atletico Madrid 0-0 Valencia (agg 2-2, Atletico win on away goals): A hard-fought battle ensues between the Spanish rivals, but while the game stays scoreless Atletico have the advantage of scoring twice at Valencia
Atletico celebrate after holding Valencia to a 0-0 draw which takes them into the semi finals on goal difference - a result thanks, in part, to goalkeeper David De Egea
Standard Liege 1-3 Hamburg (agg 3-5): Croatia's Mladen Petric scores twice for Hamburg in the first half to put the German side, whose stadium will host the Europa League final, in complete control against the Belgians
A 3-1 win in Belgium sends Hamburg through to the semi final with a 5-2 victory on aggregate - the German side will face Fulham in the next round
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