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Here are some of today's headlines:

• Atletico Madrid women suspend training after four more Covid-19 cases
• Barcelona player tests positive for Covid-19
• Charlton terminate solicitor Farnell's contract
• Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo says his team 'need more players'

Until next time!

Kylian Mbappe could return for Paris St-Germain in their Champions League quarter-final against Atalanta.

The France forward, 21, has recovered from an ankle injury suffered during PSG's French Cup final win over Saint-Etienne on 24 July

Thomas Tuchel says he will feature in Lisbon if "nothing extraordinary happens".

However, Tuchel did then suggest Mbappe was most likely to be used off the bench against the Italian side.

"We are really pleased to have the possibility of finishing the match with Kylian on the pitch," said Tuchel.

"That gives Neymar someone who likes playing alongside him."

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The Atletico Madrid women's team have suspended training following four more positive tests for coronavirus among their squad and coaching staff.

It comes before they are scheduled to face Barcelona in a Champions League quarter-final on 21 August.

Atletico cancelled a friendly game last week after a positive test on Friday.

Atletcio Madrid men's team, who play RB Leipzig in a Champions League quarter-final on Thursday, returned two positive cases of Covid-19 last week.

Read all the details here.

Uwe Pleban: For CL semifinalists I am going with AABC: Atalanta, Atlético, Bayern and City. I think Bayern have a real shot at the whole enchilada because of Lewandowski’s fine form.

Will: There’s in no team in world football I would back to win a one-off Champions League game over a Diego Simeone Atletico side. Dark horses to reach the final I feel!

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Manchester United have marked Barcelona's 23-year-old French forward Ousmane Dembele as a possible alternative for Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho, according to a report in today's gossip column.

Meanwhile, another report claims England winger Sancho may have to hand in a transfer request in order to force through a move to Old Trafford.

Read those rumours and more in today's gossip.

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So, you've read what we think may happen in the Champions League this week, but what do YOU think?

Who will reach the semi-finals? Who will lift the trophy? Will there be a surprise package? Is there a particular player to watch out for?

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Barcelona say an unnamed squad member has tested positive for Covid-19.

He was one of nine reporting for pre-season training, showed no symptoms and has been quarantined at his home.

Barca say he has not been in contact with any senior players, who travel to Lisbon on Thursday to prepare for a Champions League quarter-final

Read all the details here.

Nick Long: I saw my first game at Wolves 46 years ago, and I have never been prouder. I'm currently on holiday in France and 'watched' us lose via Twitter and the BBC last night. Safe to say my wife wondered why I was so emotional at 11pm local time!

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Could this finally be Lewandowski's year? Or what about Manchester City? Will we see a new winner?

The Champions League quarter-finals have thrown up plenty of questions, luckily BBC Sport has looked at what you should be keeping an eye on in the latter stages.

Have a read our round-up here.

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Seven matches in 12 days will decide a Champions League like no other, 414 days after the tournament began with the first qualifying round.

But who's left? Who are the favourites? And why is it all in Lisbon?

Click here to read BBC Sport's guide to the quarter-finals.

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So, that's the Europa League semi-finals decided, now its the turn of the Champions League.

The quarter-finals begin in Lisbon this evening with Atalanta taking on Paris Saint-Germain.

Here is a reminder of the fixtures we have to look forward to over the next four nights:

• Atalanta v PSG
• RB Leipzig v Atletico Madrid
• Barcelona v Bayern Munich
• Man City v Lyon

Robert Weaver: Yet again, VAR fails football because of inept officials. It's not so much the goalkeeper being off his line, that was mms, but the encroachment by the defender that cleared the ball. It was clear & obvious.

Danny: VAR should have ordered the penalty to be retaken. What's the point of rules if they are not enforced? The 'keeper was not on his line and the defender that cleared the save had encroached. Hopefully the unpredictable nature of VAR decisions can get sorted out for the good of the game.

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BBC Sport

Chris Farnell has had his contract to act as Charlton’s solicitor terminated by the club.

BBC Sport understands the decision was taken by Tahoon Nimer, who remains the majority shareholder in the East Street Investments Group that own Charlton.

Cheshire-based Farnell has been targeted by many Charlton fans for his involvement in the ownership mess that the club finds itself in.

On Friday, the EFL rejected an application from ‘three individuals’ around their owners and directors’ test.

Two of those individuals are understood to be Farnell and Paul Elliott, who is attempting to take over ESI from Nimer and his former business partner Matt Southall.

Farnell had previously resigned from ESI. The Solicitors’ Regulation Authority is investigating a complaint about Farnell over his dealings at Charlton.

Given his involvement in the club’s legal affairs, it is not known what input Farnell will now have in Charlton.

On Friday, the club announced it had lodged an appeal to the EFL on behalf of two people.

The club are also considering their legal position in the 12-point deduction given to Sheffield Wednesday for Financial Fair Play breaches that does not take effect until next season.

Had it been activated this term, Wednesday would have been relegated instead of Charlton.

Snookered: Wolves should not be judged on the Europa League campaign. It started life as a free hit bonus and ended that way too. Sevilla a step up in class. We now need to repel the circling vultures. Keep Nuno. Make some additions. Seek progression next term. All good

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BBC Sport

Liverpool will not be loaning out midfielders Harry Wilson and Marko Grujic again.

Wales international Wilson - a product of the Reds academy - has spent the last two seasons on loan at Derby County and Bournemouth respectively.

He scored seven goals for the Cherries last season as they were relegated from the Premier League.

Serbian Grujic, who was Reds manager Jurgen Klopp’s first signing, joined the club in January 2016 and had a temporary stint at Cardiff City before spending the past two seasons on loan at German side Hertha Berlin.

He helped them finish 10th in the Bundesliga last season, scoring four times in the process.

Wilson and Grujic are now back with Liverpool and will either be part of the first-team set-up or sold if an acceptable bid came in and the player wanted the club to consider it.

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So wins for Sevilla and Shakhtar Donetsk last night mean we now have our final four:

• Sevilla v Man Utd

• Inter Milan v Shakhtar Donetsk

Manchester United take on Sevilla in Cologne on Sunday, with Inter Milan facing Shakhtar Donetsk in Dusseldorf the following day.

Tasty.