Ben Yedder brace sinks United; Dzeko sends Roma through

Manchester United endured a stun exit in the Champions League last 16 with a 2-1 misfortune to Sevilla after substitute Wissam Ben Yedder struck twice at Old Trafford while a brilliant wrap up by Bosnia striker Edin Dzeko gave Roma a 1-0 prevail upon Shakhtar Donetsk that sent them through on away objectives on Tuesday. 

Sevilla moved into the quarter-finals of the opposition out of the blue after Ben Yedder scored with a sharp turn and sweet shot past David De Gea in the 74th moment. 

After four minutes Ben Yedder multiplied Sevilla's leverage with a header at the back post which the went too far in the wake of hitting the underside of the bar in spite of De Gea's endeavors. 

Romelu Lukaku pulled one back for Jose Mourinho's side in the 84th yet there was to be no rebound for United, who attracted 0-0 the main leg, and the guests could have included more. 

Sevilla have never achieved the Champions League quarter-finals however made the European Cup quarter-finals in 1958. 

Then, Roma achieved the Champions League quarter-finals out of the blue since 2008 Dzeko gave the Italians a 1-0 win with a magnificent wrap up. 

Having trailed 2-1 from the primary leg, Roma looked deprived of thoughts for a significant part of the challenge at the Stadio Olimpico before Dzeko softened the gridlock up the 52nd moment following a lukewarm first half without objective mouth activity. 

The Bosnian took a protection part go from midfielder Kevin Strootman into his walk and beat the offside trap before he controlled the ball into the far corner with the outside of his foot past Shakhtar's propelling manager Andriy Pyatov. 

Dzeko twisted a shot from the edge of the punishment zone inches wide in the 62nd moment before Shakhtar focus back Ivan Ordets was demonstrated a straight red card in the 79th for pulling down the Bosnian when he was through on objective.