Juventus, Bayern Munich, PSG enter Last 16;City made to wait

London Douglas Costa scored a dramatic injurytime winner to send Juventus into the Champions League knockout stages after a 21 win at Lokomotiv Moscow on Wednesday while Paris SaintGermain and Bayern Munich joined the Italian champions in the last 16 Mauro Icardis firsthalf goal was enough for PSG to edge past Club Brugge 10 at the Parc des Princes as Bayern laboured to a 20 victory over OlympiakosManchester City missed the chance to progress from Group C after a dramatic 11 draw at Atalanta which saw rightback Kyle Walker end the game in goal Juventus knew three points in Russia would be enough to secure their passage to the knockout rounds and took a fourthminute lead through Aaron Ramsey Cristiano Ronaldos freekick bounced in front of Lokomotiv goalkeeper Guilherme who inexplicably allowed the ball to squirm through his legs with Ramsey prodding in from on the goallineAleksei Miranchuk quickly levelled for the hosts by tapping in the rebound after his own header had struck the post with Maurizio Sarris Juve then struggling to break their hosts down But Brazilian winger Costa came off the bench and netted a magnificent 93rdminute winner slipping the ball through the hapless Guilhermes legs after a mazy run He Costa is returning to top condition after an injury but he has enough quality to play anywhere on the pitch said Juve coach SarriIcardi fires PSG throughPSG reached the last 16 for the eighth straight season but a nervy display against Brugge will not have boosted hopes of the French champions making the semis for the first time since 1995 Icardi swept Thomas Tuchels men into the lead midway through the first half with his eighth goal since joining on loan from Inter Milan But Belgian outfit Brugge should have grabbed a late equaliser only for Mbaye Diagne to see his penalty saved by PSG keeper Keylor NavasIt is logical we are annoyed after a game where I think we deserved something but you still end up emptyhanded said Brugge goalkeeper Simon Mignolet Managerless Bayern Munich had earlier become the first side to go through as late goals from Robert Lewandowski and Ivan Perisic ended Olympiakos resistance at the Allianz Arena Im very happy with the performance were into the last 16 and thats what counts said Hansi Flick who took over as interim coach after Niko Kovac was sacked on SundayBayern lead Tottenham at the top of Group B by five points after last seasons runnersup thrashed Red Star Belgrade 40 in Serbia Son Heungmin scored twice just three days after being left devastated by his tackle which caused a horrific injury for Evertons Andre Gomes with Giovani Lo Celso and Christian Eriksen also finding the netGoalkeeper Walker helps City to pointPremier League champions Man City were made to wait after Atalantas secondhalf fightback at the San Siro Raheem Sterling who scored a hattrick in Citys 51 victory in the reverse fixture two weeks ago put Pep Guardiolas men in front after only six minutes but Gabriel Jesus dragged a dreadful penalty well wide shortly before halftime City goalkeeper Ederson was replaced by Claudio Bravo at the break as a precaution ahead of their crucial Sunday clash at Premier League leaders LiverpoolChilean Bravo saw Mario Pasalics header fly past him in the 49th minute but worse was to come when he was sent off with nine minutes remaining for hacking down Josip Ilicic Walker was brought on to play as keeper and despite almost fumbling Ruslan Malinovskys effort from the resulting freekick into his own net helped City secure a point I say again thank you Kyle because it is not easy to take this responsibility to go on and be a goalkeeper and save the freekick said City fullback Benjamin Mendy Atletico Madrid also missed out on booking a last16 place as they slumped to a 21 defeat at Bayer LeverkusenA bizarre Thomas Partey own goal and Kevin Vollands secondhalf strike kept the Germans in contention to finish second behind Juventus in Group D despite Alvaro Moratas late consolation Shakhtar Donetsk snatched a thrilling 33 draw at Dinamo Zagreb thanks to two injurytime goals including a 98thminute penalty from Tete Those two teams remain level on five points in Group C behind Man City but Shakhtar are second due to having scored more away goals in their headtohead matchesCatch up on all the latest sports news and updates hereAlso download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updatesThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever