Uefa Champions League and Europa League 2014/15 quarter final draw

That's all from us then. Here are those fixtures again in full.

Champions League quarter-finals:

Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid (first leg, 14 April, second leg, 22 April)

Juventus v Monaco (first leg, 14 April, second leg, 22 April)

Paris Saint-Germain v Barcelona (first leg, 15 April, second leg, 21 April)

Bayern Munich v Porto (first leg, 15 April, second leg, 21 April)

Europa League quarter-finals:

Sevilla v Zenit

Dnipro v Club Brugge

Dynamo Kiev v Fiorentina

Wolfsburg v Napoli

(all first leg ties to be played on 16 April, second legs on 23 April)

Defending champions Sevilla have been fed 2008 winners Zenit in their quarter-final, but the tie of the round pits free-scoring Wolfsburg against Napoli.

Those fixtures will be played on 16 April and 23 April.

Quarter-final draw for the Europa League:

Sevilla v Zenit

Dnipro v Club Brugge

Dynamo Kiev v Fiorentina

Wolfsburg v Napoli

WOLFSBURG v NAPOLI

DYNAMO KIEV v FIORENTINA

DNIPRO v CLUB BRUGGE

SEVILLA v ZENIT ST PETERSBURG

Again, there is country protection in this draw, although clubs from Russia and Ukraine (FC Dnipro, Zenit St Petersburg, Dynamo Kiev) will be kept separate as has been the case throughout the competition.

And we are back for the quarter-final draw of the Europa League. Here's a quick reminder of those teams in the pot.

Sevilla

Club Brugge

FC Dnipro

Fiorentina

Napoli

Wolfsburg

Zenit St Petersburg

Dynamo Kiev

We'll be back shortly with the draw of the quarter-finals of the Europa League.

Paris Saint-Germain will have home advantage in the first leg of their clash with Barcelona, but will be without the services of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who is suspended after his red card against Chelsea.

Not bad, eh? A repeat of last year's final awaits with Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid to collide in the pick of the quarter-final ties.

Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain also meet again having also duelled in the group stages of the competition. The Ligue 1 champions clinched a thrilling 3-2 victory in the first of their encounters in September, Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar all scored to seal a 3-1 win in the return fixture.

Elsewhere, Serie A champions will be aiming to do what Arsenal couldn't and get past Monaco, while Bayern Munich will fancy their chances against Porto.

The first legs of those ties will be played on April 14 and 15 with the second legs taking place on April 21 and 22.

Who needs English teams in this competition?

Champions League quarter-final draw:

Paris Saint Germain v Barcelona

Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid

Porto v Bayern Munich

Juventus v Monaco

JUVENTUS v MONACO

PORTO v BAYERN MUNICH

ATLETICO MADRID v REAL MADRID

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN v BARCELONA

And here we go!

There may only be eight teams in the pot today, but in true Uefa fashion, they are taking their sweet time in getting on with it. Borussia Dortmund great Karl-Heinz Reidle is out to assist with the draw.

And the ceremony in Nyon is underway. As ever, the dapper UEFA General Secretary Gianni Infantino is leading the proceedings.

One thing to note ahead of the draw; there will be no separating teams from the same country or city anymore. That means a Champions League edition of El Clasico is a tantalising possibility, as is a repeat of last year's final between Madrid's finest.

Real Madrid are looking to become the first team to successfully defend the Champions League but will need to drastically improve on their last 16 performances to keep that dream alive.

Los Blancos brought a 2-0 lead with them back to the Bernabeu for their second leg clash with Schalke but a woeful display saw them lose 4-3 on the night. An aggregate score of 5-4 was enough to see them progress, but Carlo Ancelotti's side were resoundingly booed off the pitch at the final whistle.

Bayern Munich lost their sparkle in Europe last year as they were dismantled by Real Madrid at the semi-final stage. While their defeat to Manchester City in the group stages of the competition blots their copy book somewhat, Pep Guardiola's side reinforced their status as one of the competition's favourites with a demolition job on Shakhtar Donetsk in the second leg of their last 16 clash, putting seven past the Ukrainian outfit.

The eight teams awaiting their quarter-final fate have amassed a total of 23 Champions League or European Cup triumphs in their time with Paris Saint-Germain the only side left yet to have reached a final. Having ended Chelsea's hopes of winning a second Champions League, Laurent Blanc and his charges will feel confident of rectifying that in the coming months.

England's mass exodus from European competition was completed last night as Everton bowed of the Europa League in rather embarrassing fashion, throwing away a 2-1 first leg win to lose 6-4 on aggregate to Dynamo Kiev.

Arsenal and Manchester City players were able to put their passports away until the summer after their elimination from the Champions League was confirmed this week, while Chelsea are still licking their wounds after their exit at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain 10 days ago.

For the second time in three seasons, there are no Premier League sides in the final eight of the Champions League. Including the Europa League and its previous incarnations in that and it is the first time in 22 years. Most damningly, not one of those sides eliminated can feel too hard done by about that.

But never mind all that. For Europe's elite, success beckons. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, Porto, Atletico Madrid, Juventus and Monaco will learn their fate this morning at 11:00 (GMT). The draw for the Europa League follows at 12:00 (GMT).

Champions League quarter-finalists:

Real Madrid

Barcelona

Juventus

Paris Saint-Germain

Bayern Munich

Atletico Madrid

Monaco

Porto

The first legs to played on April 14 and 15 with the second legs taking place on April 21 and 22.

Europa League quarter-finalists:

Sevilla

Club Brugge

FC Dnipro

Fiorentina

Napoli

Wolfsburg

Zenit St Petersburg

Dynamo Kiev

First leg matches to take place on 16 April with seconds to follow on 23 April