Borussia Dortmund show thanks to their hosts...

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This will await Juve in just over three weeks...

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And on that note, we will bid you goodnight. You can read the full match report on this Juve win on the BBC Sport website as well as all the fall out from Barcelona's win at Manchester City.

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Borussia Dortmund's willingness to pass their way through will be needed no doubt against an Italian defence with something to hold onto in three weeks and Juve know how to keep things tight.

They have the best defence in Serie A by some way remember.

Momentum changer? Joe Hart saves a last-gasp Lionel Messi penalty, who puts the rebound wide with his head. The first leg in that ties finishes 2-1 to Barca.

We have a tie on our hands here. Beautifully poised.

You can bank on a yellow whirlwind of support and attacks when they meet again in Germany on 18 March.

What have you got Dortmund? Klopp's side refuse the temptation to go long and work Marcel Schmelzer into a crossing area but he cannot stretch to hook his left peg around the ball and it's sliced for a goal kick.

A glorious image of the colourful Klopp follows as he slaps his own cheeks. It was a bad cross but a slap to one's own face is a bit extreme.

Accounting for a penalty shootout defeat to Napoli after a 2-2 draw, Juventus are about to go 22 matches without a loss in 90 minutes.

They look happy to soak up now and we have three added minutes.

Standing ovation for Carlos Tevez as he trots off with the pace of a tortoise as the clock ticks down. On comes Kingsley Coman for a Champions League debut.

A change for Juve as the clock ticks down, with Arturo Vidal making way for Simone Padoin.

Roberto Pereyra...one one one...to seal this first leg...drags it wide.

What an opening. It is moments like this that can stand out even over 180 minutes. The substitute is on the end of Alvaro Morata's pass. He races though on the inside-left channel and shoots across goal left footed but it's got too much angle on it and rolls wide.

Jakub Blaszczykowski arrows a ball from right to left diagonally and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is lurking to race onto it but Leonardo Bonucci studies its flight to acrobatically clear. It was crucial but stylish. A double whammy achieved only by Italian defenders. Pass the gel, a hair fell out of place.

It's a humdinger at Ipswich! Mick McCarthy's side restored their two-goal lead against Birmingham, thanks to Freddie Sears's second goal, but David Davis has just pulled one back again for Birmingham, who now trail 2-1.

Huddersfield are cruising against Reading - they are 3-0 up thanks to second-half goals from Nahki Wells and Ishamel Miller. Millwall have been unable to take advantage of bad nights for their relegation rivals - they are losing 2-0 to Sheffield Wednesday, Lewis McGugan and Atdhe Nuhiu on target for the visitors.

League One leaders Bristol City are heading for victory - Aaron Wilbraham has put them 3-1 up at Doncaster.

Follow the final ten minutes on our dedicated Football League live text.

If you love a walk in the park, Dortmund is the place for you.

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The city is located in the region of Westphalia and is known as a "green metropolis" as nearly half the municipal territory consists of waterways, woodland, agriculture and green spaces.

Roughly 575,000 people live there, making it Germany's eighth most-populated city and it has been twinned with Leeds since 1969.

What Chiellini can do at one end, Mats Hummels can only match at the other and he powers a header wide from 15 yards. Carlos Tevez, so good throughout this one, drew gasps of frustration from the home fans in giving the ball away in a deep area.

It's got to go Carlos, it's got to go.

In comes the corner and Giorgio Chiellini leaps like a salmon to meet it. Over the bar. A good effort.

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Jurgen Klopp must feel his sides' effort has dipped because he is shouting on the touchline with a glare in his eye. This does not look like intricate tactical advice. It's a full-blooded request for more.

A Juventus third would be harsh on Dortmund but there is still intent and a ferocity to their attacks, especially when Tevez is in possession.

He weaves a bit of space to fire a whizzer at goal and Roman Weidenfeller has to put fists on it. Great save...corner.

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Some possible hope for those of a German persuasion...

Juventus have not lost at home in 90 minutes since April 2013. On that night they were beaten 2-0 by a German club - Bayern Munich. Still plenty of time...

Ciro Immobile has been largely peripheral since an early strike from range so when he sees the white of goal from distance again he has a dig. It swings from left to right off his right boot and is never troubling the goal.

Final substitution coming up for Dortmund and I think he is making way for a player whose name will never appear on a Scrabble board...Jakub Blaszczykowski.

Manchester City have a lifeline.

Sergio Aguero, travelling in fast-forward while all around him are trudging through quicksand, latches onto a David Silva backheel ahead of a clutch of Barcelona defenders.

He bursts through and applies a lovely clipped finish over Marc Andre ter Stegen. A terrific little goal and, potentially, a very valuable one.

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Dortmund fans are breathing a mighty sigh of relief as Carlos Tevez looks on bewildered at how his shot has just trickled an inch wide.

He forges space in a way only he can - brute force - to shoot as he is falling from 18 yards. Low, it dribbles wide, practically shaving the post.

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Henrikh Mkhitaryan is probing more and more. His pass releases Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang but his cross only yields a corner and again it is an easy clearance.

Set pieces are not getting the job done for the BVB here. Would this result do them though? Their home support is raucous remember.