São Paulo 1-1 Botafogo (1-1 agg, 4-5 pens)

Portuguese boss Artur Jorge continues to live a potential fairytale season in Brazil with Botafogo, who qualified for the Copa Libertadores last four with a penalty shootout win over São Paulo at Morumbi.

Jorge’s Brasileirão leaders were the better side on the night and almost won the tie in normal time through an opener from Thiago Almada (15’), but were pegged back by Jonathan Calleri’s 87^th-minute header for São Paulo which took the contest to penalties.

Portuguese midfielder Matheus Nunes scored his first ever goal for Manchester City in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday evening, as the Blues secured a 2-1 home win over Watford.

The victory comes as City process the news that key midfielder Rodri is likely to miss the remainder of the season after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament tear during the weekend draw with Arsenal.

Inter 1-2 Milan

Paulo Fonseca was victorious in his first Milan derby on Sunday night, as the Rossoneri ran out deserving winners over Inter at San Siro to end a torrid run of six straight defeats in the fixture. 

Matter Gabbia struck in the 89th minute to give Milan the points many felt they had earned, with Fonseca’s opposite number Simone Inzaghi admitting that the better team won on the night.

Fenerbahçe 1-3 Galatasaray

José Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe suffered a painful defeat at home to Galatasaray in the Portuguese coach’s first taste of an Istanbul derby on Saturday evening.

Although the match was evenly contested for the most part, the visitors scored twice in the first half to take a strong advantage into the break and see the game through. Galatasaray remain at 100% this season and continue to be many observers’ strong favourites to retain their Super Lig title.