MILAN - Internazionale, Sevilla, Barcelona and Roma all made sure of their places in the Champions League knockout stages on Tuesday.
Serie A champions Inter saw off Fenerbahce 3-0 at the San Siro, Julio Cruz, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Luis Jimenez grabbing the goals in the second half.
Roberto Mancini's men are guaranteed top spot in Group G although second place remains up for grabs.
PSV moved to within a point of Fener after a 1-0 victory at winless CSKA Moscow - Jefferson Farfan netting the only goal six minutes before the break.
Sevilla were convincing 3-1 winners over Arsenal to advance from Group H alongside Arsene Wenger's men.
Eduardo Da Silva put the Gunners ahead but the two-time defending UEFA Cup holders hit back with efforts from Seydou Keita, Luis Fabiano and Fredi Kanoute, the latter from the penalty spot.
Slavia Prague made certain of a place in the UEFA Cup with a 1-1 draw at Steaua Bucharest.
Valentin Badea put the home side ahead but Zdenek Senkerik levelled with 12 minutes to go.
Barcelona were made to struggle but qualified by virtue of their 2-2 draw at Lyon.
The Catalan giants twice led through Andres Iniesta and a Lionel Messi penalty but Les Gones' Brazil midfielder Juninho equalised on each occasion, the second also coming from the spot.
Second place in Group E will go to the wire after Rangers went down 3-2 in Stuttgart.
Walter Smith's men are level on seven points with Lyon, who they meet at Ibrox on December 12. A draw will see Rangers advance on a better head-to-head record.
The Scottish side took the lead at the Gottlieb-Daimler Stadion through Charlie Adam but Cacau and Pavel Pardo put the Bundesliga champions ahead.
Barry Ferguson levelled matters again but Ciprian Marica's clever flicked finish settled the game in Stuttgart's favour.
Roma are also through after crushing Dynamo Kiev 4-1 in Ukraine.
Christian Panucci maintained his recent goalscoring form with the opener, which was added to by a Ludovic Giuly strike and a brace from Mirko Vucinic.
Dynamo's consolation came from Ismael Bangoura.
Sporting Lisbon's Champions League hopes were extinguished by a 2-1 defeat at Manchester United.
Abel put the visitors ahead but Carlos Tevez and Sporting old-boy Cristiano Ronaldo handed United the three points.
Sporting do at least have the consolation of playing in the UEFA Cup.
