Eindhoven was in the grip of the sights and smells of its annual carnival; the Philips Stadion pulsed to a raucous beat at the outset. Arsenal knew they needed to master the occasion and it was so encouraging to see them start as they did – the bit between their teeth, possibilities whenever they passed and moved.

Arsenal's dominant 7-1 win over PSV secures their quarter-final spot. Find out who they could face next as the competition heats up.

Arsenal put their Premier League goal-scoring problems behind them by thrashing PSV Eindhoven 7-1 in the Champions League, and took a giant stride to the quarterfinals.

Real Madrid was the last team in Champions League history to manage six goals away from home in the first leg of a Champions League knockout fixture. In 2013–14, Los Blancos defeated Schalke 04 6–1 on the back of braces from Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale.

Former Premier League defender Nedum Onuoha spoke to the BBC Champions League highlights show about Arsenal's big win against PSV on Tuesday: "Mikel Arteta is someone who has always believed in his squad,

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal saved their best for the UEFA Champions League, as the Gunners matched their February goal output in 90 March minutes at PSV Eindhoven on Tuesday.

Arsenal had failed to get a goal in two games prior to Tuesday’s Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven. Then, much like London buses, seven came at once in a record-breaking performance.

Arsenal's Premier League title challenge looks shot and they are still hamstrung by injuries but Champions League glory is within reach, according to former great Thierry Henry.