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Cristiano Ronaldo ended a seven-month Champions League goal drought as holders Real Madrid came from behind to beat 10-man Bayern Munich in the first leg of their quarter-final in Munich.

Ronaldo, the Champions League's record goalscorer, scored twice in the second half to end an 11-hour wait for a goal and put the 11-times winners in charge.

Arturo Vidal had headed Bayern ahead but then wasted a chance to double their lead when he blasted a penalty over the crossbar.

And Ronaldo then twice clinically converted from crosses either side of Javi Martinez's red card to move to 97 Champions League goals.

There were a couple of other ties in the Champions League last night, starting with Real Madrid's trip to Bayern Munich...

Only one talking point after the game and Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare said the referee had "guessed" over the penalty decision.

"It is a really disappointing decision by the referee," said Shakespeare.

"It's a key moment in the game. He has to get that one right, he can't guess on those things. It's a definite free-kick but it's out of the box.

He added: It was plain and obvious to see. It has ruined our gameplan,"

"It is a decision that is tough to take when it is so clear and obvious. We should have had something from this but we have to accept it."

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This was Marc Albrighton's foul on Antoine Griezmann that led to the contentious penalty last night.

Replays showed contact was made outside the box but Griezmann duly stepped up to send Kasper Schmeichel the wrong way.  

Leicester managed to restrict a dominant Atletico to just a single goal going into the second leg and the biggest night in the club's history.

But they may have to play that match without the suspended Robert Huth and the injured Wes Morgan. 

Right in case you missed it last night, here's a recap of all the goings on at the Vicente Calderon.

The Sun

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The Sun says Manchester United's game against Anderlecht in Brussels will be played amid a huge security presence.

Daily Mirror

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The Mirror report that security at the weekend's Premier League matches will be at an all time high in the wake of the Dortmund bus attack.

Tuesday's events in Dortmund thrust football on to the news agenda and the threat of an attack at another game has made some of today's front pages.

Metro

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And the Metro.

The Times

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And the Times...

The Daily Mail

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Plenty of reaction from Leicester's defeat in the Mail.

The Guardian

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More of the same in the Guardian.

The Daily Telegraph

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The Telegraph focuses on the positives from Leicester's defeat and says they are still in with a chance of beating Atletico in the second-leg.

The Daily Express

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The Daily Express also go with the dodgy penalty decision at the Vicente Calderon last night.

Their big transfer story links Tottenham with Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha. 

Daily Mirror

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More Leicester on the Mirror's splash.

The paper also carries a report that Manchester United must win the Europa League and qualify for the Champions League to keep hold of Zlatan Ibrahimovic. 

The Daily Star

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Leicester dominates the back of the Star, while the paper also links Juventus centre-back Leonardo Bonucci with a move to Manchester City. 

The Sun

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The big story today is Leicester's 1-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League quarter-final first-leg.

The talking point from the game was a first-half penalty awarded to Atletico, despite replays showing France striker Antoine Griezmann was outside the box when he was fouled by Marc Albrighton.

The Sun also report that Arsenal are in talks with Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri. 

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This is the time of year when footballers dust off their tuxedos, polish their shoes and prepare a speech or two.

Yes awards season has arrived.

Today sees the announcement of the nominees for the Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year award, the PFA Young Player of the Year and the Women's Player of the Year award. 

We will bring you all the nominees as they are announced at 09:00 BST.

But that's not all.

We have reaction from last night's Champions League games, a look ahead to tonight's Europa League matches, PLUS we will be hearing from 11 Premier League managers and bring you the usual mix of sports news, social media and debate.

Plenty to keep you entertained, so let's start where we always do, with the papers...