Aston Villa boss Unai Emery is thrilled to have steered his side into a Champions League quarterfinal, but now wants even more as they face a daunting clash with Paris Saint-Germain.

Aston Villa marched into the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday with an easy 3-0 win over 10-man Club Brugge in their last-16 second leg, giving them a 6-1 aggregate victory and setting up a far tougher task next against Paris St Germain.

The Spanish tactician goes up against his former club as Villans seek an improbable Champions League semifinal spot

Paris Saint-Germain (1st) will take on Olympique de Marseille (2nd) at the Parc des Princes (kick-off 8:45pm, UTC+1). On the eve of the match, Paris coach Luis Enrique answered a number of questions at a press conference.

Emery's side booked their place in the last-eight with a three-goal home win over Club Brugge to complete a 6-1 aggregate victory.

By Andrew Cawthorne BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) -Aston Villa marched into the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday with an easy 3-0 win over 10-man Club Brugge in their last-16 second leg, giving them a 6-1 aggregate victory and setting up a far tougher task next against Paris St Germain.

After defeating Liverpool 2-1 on Tuesday night at Anfield, Paris Saint-Germain now face another Premier League team, Aston Villa, with a spot in the semifinal at stake.PSG had to battle hard against

Emery has now given his take on facing PSG, who are unbeaten domestically this season. He said: To play in the quarter-final is fantastic. We are excited and motivated. To play ag