Leonardo Bonucci believes that Juventus have what it takes to win the Champions League this term after eliminating Celtic in the round of 16. The Serie A champions recorded a 5-0 win on aggregate over the Scottish champions to book their ticket for the quarter-finals, and Bonucci is optimistic about his side&rsquo;s chances at European glory. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/mar/juventus_1.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 320px;" /> Juventus celebrate after beating Celtic in Turin. Pic/AFP &ldquo;The dream continues. Anything&rsquo;s possible when you get to this stage, you just need a bit of luck to go all the way. There&rsquo;s little difference between the sides, they&rsquo;re all very strong,&rdquo; the defender told reporters. &ldquo;Celtic looked to get back into the tie with long balls for (Georgios) Samaras, but we handled them well and did well to pounce. And then there&rsquo;s Gigi (Buffon), who also put in a great performance tonight,&rdquo; he said. Strikes in either half from Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella earned Juventus a comfortable 2-0 win over Celtic and a place in the quarter finals for the first time in seven years. Trailing 3-0 from a disastrous first leg at Celtic Park last month, the Scottish champions were left needing a &ldquo;minor miracle&rdquo;, in the words of manager Neil Lennon, if they were to cause a huge upset at Juventus Stadium. But despite a positive Celtic performance and several clear-cut chances in the opening half, the Hoops never posed a real threat to the Italian champions, who will now relish a first appearance in the last eight since their exit to Arsenal in 2006. With Juventus keeping a clean sheet in their past five Champions League games at home, it was no surprise Lennon called the stadium a &ldquo;fortress&rdquo;. PSG through Paris Saint-Germain advanced to the quarter-finals after a 1-1 draw with Valencia at the Parc des Princes allowed them to progress 3-2 on aggregate. They had to survive something of a scare, however, with Jonas putting the visitors in front on the night 10 minutes into the second half. Valencia had looked very much out of this last-16 tie when they were 2-0 down going into the final minute of the first leg last month, but after pulling a late goal back there, Jonas&rsquo; strike left them needing just one more to complete a remarkable turnaround. Alas, it was not to be for the Spaniards, as Ezequiel Lavezzi &mdash; who had also scored at the Mestalla &mdash; levelled on the night in the 66th minute and PSG held out to secure a place in the last eight for the first time since 1995.

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