Welbeck double helps Arsenal past Milan, Dortmund dumped out

Danny Welbeck's dubious punishment and a Gianluigi Donnarumma howler helped Arsenal beat AC Milan in the Europa League keep going 16 on Thursday 5-1 on total, while Borussia Dortmund drooped to a stun exit because of Salzburg. 

The 3-1 win on the night facilitates a portion of the weight on Arsenal supervisor Arsene Wenger, despite the fact that his group's 2-0 first-leg lead looked unstable when Hakan Calhanoglu let go Milan ahead. 

In any case, Gennaro Gattuso's guests were left angered when Welbeck tumbled to the floor under almost no contact from Ricardo Rodriguez, with the spot-kick clearly given by the authority on the byline. 

The forward lifted himself up to send Donnarumma the wrong way, and leave the rankled Milan players exhibiting with the authorities. 

"When I watch the punishment, I will give you a genuine answer (regardless of whether Welbeck jumped)," Wenger revealed to BT Sport. 

"It regarded see a reaction from the group at 1-0 down. I would prefer not to blame Danny Welbeck for plunging before I see it once more." 

Seven-time European champions Milan heaped on the weight in the second half, just for their would like to be finished when Donnarumma permitted Granit Xhaka's theoretical 71st-minute strike to sneak past his grip and bobble into the net. 

Welbeck gestured in his second late on as Arsenal achieved their first European quarter-last since 2010, after seven continuous Champions League last-16 routs. 

Borussia Dortmund bowed out of the competition, however, with an agreeable goalless attract Austria fixing their destiny. 

Subsequent to tumbling to a stun 2-1 misfortune in the main leg at home, the German monsters neglected to separate their hardheaded adversaries, who will play in the last eight of a mainland rivalry out of the blue since losing the 1994 UEFA Cup last to Inter Milan. 

CSKA Moscow shocked last season's semi-finalists Lyon, with a 3-2 triumph in France finishing the Ligue 1 club's expectations of achieving May's last at their own particular Groupama Stadium. 

The Russian away side wiped out Lyon's first-leg one-objective lead before half-time through Aleksandr Golovin, in spite of the fact that Maxwel Cornet balanced for Bruno Genesio's hosts. 

In any case, two objectives in five minutes swung the tie to support CSKA, as Ahmed Musa struck on the hour stamp and Pontus Wernbloom made it 3-2 on total. 

Mariano Diaz gave Lyon trust, yet CSKA clutched advance on away objectives. 

- Favorites Atletico voyage through - 

Prior on Thursday, Fernando Torres scored twice as Atletico Madrid frolicked to a 5-1 Europa League whipping of Lokomotiv Moscow in Russia to finish a reverberating triumph. 

Diego Simeone's side wrapped up a 8-1 win on total to book a place in Friday's quarter-last draw. 

Somewhere else, Marseille proceeded with their incredible keep running with an agreeable 5-2 total triumph over Athletic Bilbao to achieve an European quarter-last out of the blue since the 2011-12 Champions League. 

"We need to concede that Marseille were prevalent in both matches," said Bilbao mentor Jose Angel Ziganda. 

"We couldn't place questions in their brains, which is the thing that we needed to do." 

In any case, the match was damaged as going to fans assaulted and harmed two security watches in the city, only three weeks after an officer passed on amid a disconnected episode of fan viciousness before Bilbao's tie with Spartak Moscow. 

A representative for the Ertzaintza, the Basque Country's local police, said a watch was harmed in the neck with "a sharp protest". 

Lazio joined Rudi Garcia's Marseille in the last eight after a 2-0 win at Dynamo Kiev got over the failure of a week ago's home draw. 

RB Leipzig edged into the quarter-finals as they proceeded with their presentation European season with a 3-2 total prevail upon Zenit St Petersburg, in spite of out-of-shape Germany striker Timo Werner missing a late punishment in Russia. 

Rodrigo Battaglia sent Sporting Lisbon into the quarters without precedent for a long time as the Argentinian struck in additional opportunity to see off a vivacious Viktoria Plzen in the Czech Republic.