There is plenty of Champions League action still to come tomorrow with Arsenal at home to Monaco and La Liga champions Atletico Madrid at Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen.

We will be live with our text commentary from 18:00 GMT but, before that, you can get all the reaction from tonight's action in Sportsday Live on the BBC Sport website from 08:00 GMT tomorrow.

Until then, cheerio. It has been a pleasure.

Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta: "We feel like we've taken a big step tonight, but it isn't over yet."

I think it's fair to say Samir Nasri (touch map above) struggled to get into the game this evening. He only made 31 touches, the least of any of the starting outfield players for either side. Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba and Andres Iniesta all had over 100 for Barcelona.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at the Etihad Stadium

"I know the object was to attack Barcelona but maybe if you'd played three on three in midfield, you can press a bit higher. I've always said 4-4-2 is a hard-working system and if you don't put a shift in, it doesn't work."

Pretty lethal stuff from Luis Suarez in attack for Barcelona this evening. His touch graphic above shows he only had seven touches inside the penalty area and scored twice. He also had plenty of joy down the left.

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero on Twitter:, external It's not the result we wanted but the tie is still unfinished. And as usual we'll fight 'til the end. C'mon, City!

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Henry Winter, of the Daily Telegraph, on the BBC 5 live Football Social: "I'm not convinced Manchester City go there [to the Nou Camp] with too much hope. They were better in the second half but I didn't think the Dzeko experiment worked and I thought Fernando was poor.

"Manchester City fans are walking out disconsolate, but look at the front line Barcelona threw at them. You have to respect Barcelona as well as highlighting City's flaws."

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Barcelona coach Luis Enrique confirms in his post-match press conference that Lionel Messi will continue as penalty-taker, despite his stoppage-time miss against Manchester City.

Image source, UEFA Champions League

A reminder how both Champions League matches went this evening. Advantage Juventus and Barcelona but there is still everything to play for in both matches.

All four Champions league games in which Lionel Messi has completed 10+ dribbles have come against English teams - Man Utd 2x, Arsenal, and now Man City.

Leo must love playing the English...

Some Twitter, external reaction from Premier League footballers watching tonight's match.

QPR striker Charlie Austin: Suarez is so clever.

Hull midfielder David Meyler: Messi needs to work on his diving headers!

Stoke forward Peter Crouch: Messi is really good at football.

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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at the Etihad Stadium

On Luis Suarez: "He's a proper team player. He's matured fantastically. He scored two and could have had more. At Liverpool he was on fire. He doesn't get the ball as much at Barcelona but maybe that suits him a little bit."

DavGaddu: Hilarious that pundits are praising City for their second half showing. Barca clearly had no need to play at 100% after 0-2.

Zak Harding: Credit to Man City for the effort in the second half but overall they were outclassed and I can't see then going through.

Image source, Barcelona

A busy evening for Lionel Messi as his touch graphic shows above. Bar his missed penalty, the Argentine was sublime.

Image source, Reuters

Joe Hart will be sick of the sight of Luis Suarez.

The Barcelona striker scored twice for Uruguay against England in the World Cup and then repeated his brace against Manchester City tonight. He will fancy more goals in the Nou Camp too.

James: Stop bashing City, even as a United fan, I can't deny City were oustanding in the second half. Could have been two or three.

Sam, Manchester: Very pleased with the second-half performance. Suarez for lucky with his first goal ricochet off Kompany. Clichy didn't deserve two yellow cards they were hardly malicious tackles. Zabaleta and Demichelis was excellent today. With Yaya back in the second league, bring it on! C'mon City!

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All over in tonight's Football League games and it's as you were at the top of the Championship. Leaders Derby beat Charlton 2-0, while second-placed Middlesbrough were 1-0 winners over Bolton. There were also victories for third-placed Ipswich, fifth-placed Norwich and sixth-placed Watford.

At the bottom, it was also business as usual - with defeats for bottom three Millwall, Wigan - who lost 1-0 to manager Malky Mackay's former club Cardiff - and Blackpool - who were on the receiving end of a incredible 42 shots in their 4-0 loss to Brentford.

In League One, Bristol City extended their lead to five points with a 3-1 win at Doncaster. Third-placed Swindon ended Bradford's seven-game unbeaten run, with Massimo Luongo netting twice in a 2-1 win.

It was League Two that provided the upset of the night, with leaders Burton beaten 1-0 by Accrington.

You can get the latest reaction on our dedicated Football League live text, which is ongoing.

Barcelona goalscorer Luis Suarez, speaking to ITV: "I try every game for the team and with both goals I am happy."

Do City have a chance at 2-1? "I think so. If they lost the game 3-1 that is really difficult for them but 2-1 is a good result for them."

Short and sweet there.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at the Etihad Stadium

"Aguero and Dzeko, from the off, didn't pressurise people. Nasri got subbed and Silva didn't have the legs. If you're going to play 4-4-2, you've got to hound the ball. They didn't do that and in the first half, Barcelona just did whatever they wanted with the ball."