Summary

  • Bale has early chance saved

  • Return leg takes place next Wednesday

  • Repeat of last season's final

  • Ronaldo and Messi level on 75 CL goals

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. We'll see you all on Wednesday evening then for more of the same in the Champions League.

    Well, except with goals, hopefully...

  2. Messi close to 400

    Barcelona forward Lionel Messi admits he "did not feel good" after struggling with injuries last season.

    The Argentine suffered a trophyless campaign with his club, and lost in the 2014 World Cup final to Germany.

    But he has found his form again this season, scoring 45 goals in 44 games.

    On the eve of their Champions League quarter-final first leg with Paris St-Germain, he said: "It was a year I have tried to forget quickly to get back to my best with effort, work and joy."

    The 27-year-old needs one more goal to reach the landmark of 400 for the Catalan side, as they come up against PSG for the third time in the competition this season, having already met in the group stages.

  4. Kroos control

    I mentioned at half time that Toni Kroos had completed all but one of his attempted passes - it's a feat he mirrored in the second half, Kroos ends the night with 66 of 68 passes completed (97.1%).

  5. 'We can win again'

    Atletico Madrid midfielder Mario Suarez: "It is not the result that we want but last year we went to Stamford Bridge after the same result and won. We will go to Real and try to win.

    "We know each other very well, defensively we were very good but offensively we needed more. Both sides had chances to win. Jan Oblak had an amazing game."

  6. 'We should score'

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    Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti: "It is not so good a result. We played really well first half and should score but we are happy for the performance. We have to try and repeat our first-half performance in our stadium.

    "It was a good save against Gareth Bale in my opinion. He had a very good game."

  7. Tomorrow's games

    Tomorrow's Champions League quarter-final first legs are as follows:

    Porto v Bayern Munich - 19:45 BST

    Paris Saint-Germain v Barcelona - 19:45 BST

    Both games will be covered as ever right here.

  8. The return legs of tonight's games take place next Wednesday night, if you were wondering.

  9. Join the debate at #bbcfootball

    Oscar Block10: That has to go down as the most entertaining 0-0 in recent history.

    Jay Bains: Great result for Atletico. No away goals conceded, they should score away with the Gung Ho approach of Real at the Bernabeu

  10. Carlo Ancelotti will be wondering how his side didn't take the win tonight - that's no wins in seven against their rivals Atletico now this season.

    Atleti were much better in the second half.

  11. Football League latest

    Performance of the day goes to Bristol Coty. They could have gone up with a win at Bradford tonight - Bradford, who beat Chelsea this season - and City have only gone and sealed a place in the Championship with a 6-0 hammering!

    Six nil! Away! Superb effort.

    Read more about that game and all of the key movements in the Championship here.

  12. FULL-TIME

    Juve hold a very slim lead going into the second leg in Monaco next week.

    You can follow updates on that game in a separate page - click here to follow action from Turin.

  13. FULL-TIME

    It's all over. Goalless at halfway of this quarter-final. Atletico keeper Jan Oblak was the star turn, Gareth Bale missed the best chance. Compelling viewing.

  14. Cristiano RonaldoAP

    Cristiano Ronaldo has been kept quiet tonight but he does get a low shot away on the spin - again Jan Oblak is in the right place.

  15. INJURY TIME

    THREE MINUTES added on...

  16. CLOSE!

    Iker Casillas with a very shaky 30 seconds! First he flaps in the face of Fernando Torres and then just about keeps out Mario Suarez's hooked effort.

    Mario Mandzukic lashes in a shot straight at the chest of Alvaro Arbeloa. Taking one for the team!

  17. YELLOW CARD

    Atletico Madrid don't concede goals and the second leg could be just as tricky for Real. Marcelo is now booked and will miss the second leg. Fernando Torres wins a corner...

  18. SUBSTITUTION

    Alvaro Arbeloa is on for Dani Carvajal for Real. Fernando Torres' first involvement sees him run into the box and Sergio Ramos shuts him out.

  19. Five to go. Real win a corner. Is this Sergio Ramos time?

    Nope, but Luka Modric goes close from 20 yards as the corner is headed out, firing on the bounce just over the top.

  20. Join the debate at #bbcfootball

    Dennis Ethan: Juanfran has really been quiet tonight. No attacking threat he normally causes on the right wing.

    Matt Rodway: Atletico shoring things up now by bringing Torres on...