Quiz! Can you name every Champions League quarter-finalist since 2000?
The quarter-finals continue tonight - who will the class of 2021 join from the 21st Century?
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10 minutes on the clock, 168 teams to guess.
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A few of the big guns have been knocked out and after this week, just eight sides will remain in the hunt for the 2021 Champions League title.
This year might be a little different but this is where the competition starts getting fascinating. We're usually left with the cream of Europe by this stage - plus a couple of surprises along the way, as the intensity ramps up another notch.
Over the years, we've seen huge comebacks, we've seen thrashings, we've seen shocks and surprises and the occasional drab 0-0 - though not many. Who knows what the quarter-finals will have in store this time on neutral territory?
We may be looking for 168 names, but a lot of them have been there multiple times - we're sure you can guess which ones.
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