EINDHOVEN: Defender Ryan Flamingo scored an extra-time winner to give PSV Eindhoven a 3-1 home win in the second leg of their Champions League knockout phase playoff against Juventus, overturning a first-leg deficit and putting them into the last 16.

The tie was level at 3-3 on aggregate after 90 minutes and went into extra time before Flamingo poached a 98th-minute winner to see the Dutch side advance as Juventus became the third Italian side eliminated from the competition following AC Milan and Atalanta on Tuesday.

Juventus had a 2-1 lead going into the second leg at the Philips Stadion but PSV cancelled that out when veteran Ivan Perisic opened the scoring in the 53rd minute.

The visitors restored their advantage when Timothy Weah equalised 10 minutes later, only for Ismael Saibari to make it 2-1 and level the aggregate scoreline with his close-in effort in the 74th minute.

PSV had several chances to win the tie before it went into extra time, where Flamingo made no mistake as he took advantage of a defensive muddle to see PSV to a 4-3 aggregate triumph.

PSG thrash Brest

Paris Saint-Germain cruised into the Champions League last 16 with a crushing 7-0 home victory over fellow French side Brest for a 10-0 aggregate triumph.

The game was one for the record books. For PSG, it marked their most dominant victory in European competition while Brest’s maiden Champions League appearance came to a brutal end as they suffered the heaviest defeat recorded by a French side in Europe’s premier club competition.

Bradley Barcola scored PSG’s first goal after 20 minutes, latching on to a through ball and finishing calmly.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia doubled the lead six minutes before the break with his first goal in the tournament for the French champions, stretching to get a foot to a low cross and tapping in from a tight angle.

Vitinha made it three just before the hour mark and Desire Doue added the fourth.

Nuno Mendes grabbed PSG’s fifth, Goncalo Ramos added a sixth, and Brest’s humiliation was complete four minutes from time when Senny Mayulu became the seventh PSG player to score and complete the rout.

Mayulu’s strike made PSG the first team to have seven different scorers in a single Champions League match and the capital club will face Liverpool or Barcelona in the last 16.

Dortmund progress

Borussia Dortmund sailed into the last 16 of the Champions League after a comfortable 0-0 draw with Sporting, giving last year’s runners-up a 3-0 aggregate win. Dortmund will face Aston Villa or Lille in the last 16, depending on Friday’s draw.

Despite being 3-0 down from the first leg, Sporting showed little urgency early on, looking happy to sit back and wait for an opportunity to counter.

Sporting left their top scorer Viktor Gyokeres at home as a precaution. The striker, with 34 goals in 36 games this season, has struggled with a thigh injury but played at the weekend, and his absence was a sign of their resignation.

The first chance fell to the hosts when Marcel Sabitzer tried his luck from distance and the shot curled wide of the far post.

Sabitzer, seeking his first goal of the season, had another strike from outside the area but Sporting keeper Rui Silva parried the ball away for a corner.

Dortmund were awarded a penalty 13 minutes after the interval when Silva took down Karim Adeyemi but the keeper made amends by saving Serhou Guirassy’s spot kick to deny the Champions League’s top scorer this season his 11th goal of the competition.

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