Safely through are Zenit St. Petersburg. They beat Torpedo Vladimir to book their place in the next round.

Konstantin Zyryanov fired home a free kick soon after the half-hour mark to open the scoring and give a moment of joy for their outgoing coach Dick Advocaat. And Pavel Pogrebnyak made it 2-0 from the penalty spot with seconds to go before the break.

Also advancing are Spartak Moscow.

The red-and-whites had the better of Krasnodar despite fielding a reserve line-up for the match.

But it wasn't a pushover for them, as the first goal came flying in with about 25 minutes to go, after Artur Maloyan drilled in a badly-cleared ball.

And Spartak sured up the win one minute into injury time. Zhano Ananidze made good use of another of the keeper's blunders.

Krasnodar responded with a goal of their own. Sergey Tsukanov nodded in from a corner at the death, but it was too little too late.

Next up for Spartak are FC Moscow, who beat Salyut 2-0 on the road. And Amkar were the only other Premier League club to reach the last 16.

The likes of Rubin, Lokomotiv, Dynamo Moscow, Rostov all bowed out. All this means there will be at least one lower division team in the final, while the last eight round will see a maximum of three Premier League squads.