text: The Champions League returned this week with eight teams vying for a place in the semi-finals. Three of them are from Spain and with Madrid rivals Real and Atletico, squaring up on Tuesday, the papers had plenty to go on. They focused on the derby clash, which ended 0-0 thanks to an inspiring display from Atletico keeper Jan Oblak. Marca's front page on Wednesday leads on Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak's impressive display . Real Madrid drew 0-0 with city rivals Atletico, while Barcelona prepare for their European tie with PSG . Marca led with: 'The Oblak Wall', while AS claim that Real could have settled the tie in the first half, '...but Oblak said no.' The Spanish papers were also quick to praise 'dazzling displays' from Raphael Varane and Arda Turan, for Real and Atletico respectively, while noting that Carlo Ancelotti's side failed to score on a fourth straight visit to the Vicente Calderon. AS described the tie as still having everything to play for as the two sides head to the Bernabeu on April 22, but suspended Marcelo and Merio Suarez will both miss the game. Wednesday night sees the final Spanish team take to the field, as Barcelona face Paris Saint-Germain in the French capital. AS claim that Real Madrid could have settled the tie in the first half... 'but Oblak said no' The Slovenian goalkeeper, who is not even his country's No 1, prepares to save a shot from Gareth Bale . Marca note that Barca face the only team to have beaten them in the Champions League this season; a Group F match in which PSG ran out 3-2 winners in September. Neymar will start for Barcelona, according to AS, despite his reaction to being substituted against Sevilla. The Brazilian superstar was seen gesturing behind manager Luis Enrique's back and appeared unhappy to have been taken off. Enrique, though, says: 'I've not seen the pictures from the Pizjuan (Sevilla's stadium)'. Mundo Deportivo claim that Barca need to leave the 'silly things' to one side in a decisive game. PSG do not have Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Thiago Motta or Marco Verratti to call upon, but they do have 'David Luiz and a dangerous attack.' The Italian papers focus on Juventus' important victory over Monaco in their Champions League quarter-final . Arturo Vidal took most of the plaudits from the press after scoring the only goal  from the penalty spot . Over in Italy, Wednesday's newspapers are screaming the name of Arturo Vidal, who scored the only goal of the game to give Juventus the advantage over opponents Monaco. Although the Chilean took most of the plaudits, La Gazzetta dello Sport pay tribute to goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, labelling him 'the best on the pitch'. The Italian paper are honest in their assessment of the result, admitting that Vidal's goal came from a 'disputed penalty', and they call the win a 'precious result'. Elsewhere, Corriere dello Sport write of a 'stretched and difficult match' while Allegri, after the game, commented: 'See? They are strong...' Tuttosport lead with the headline 'Ole Vidal', with a picture of the Chilean's screaming celebration in front of the home fans. The next leg will take place next Wednesday in Monaco.
target: Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid drew 0-0 in their Champions League tie .
  Arturo Vidal scored the only goal as Juventus beat Monaco in Italy .
  Atletico keeper Jan Oblak was the main focus in the Spanish papers .
  Oblak produced an impressive display in the game at the Vicente Calderon .
  Vidal's goal also provoked a strong reaction in the Italian newspapers .