That's a wrap from us as Barca do the business.

Reaction to Bayern Munich's awesome win against Porto continues to roll on. You can follow reaction to that game in a separate page - click here to follow action from the Allianz.

Good night!

Barcelona hit the 1000 goal landmark in European competition in this game (including qualifiers), and have now bagged 1001 in total.

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PSG defender David Luiz tells ITV: "They were a better team than us in both games. They controlled the games and deserved to qualify. They had a great match and took opportunities to score when they came.

"Neymar and Luis Suarez now know what to do in the philosophy of Barca now.

"All the teams have spent money. We did very well until here, but against Barca we couldn't play at the same level. This is life.

"We need to improve and next year we will challenge for the Champions League."

It's been a significant night in all three divisions of the Football League with joy and heartache in equal measure.

Millwall's hopes of escaping the Championship's relegation zone suffered a big blow as they let in two late goals to the prolific Rudy Gestede and Jordan Rhodes at Blackburn. The Lions are four points adrift of safety with two games left to play.

It's as you were at the top of League One with second-placed Preston and third-placed MK Dons both winning - leaving North End a point ahead going into the final two weekends of the season. Rochdale kept their slim play-off hopes alive by beating Leyton Orient while there were draws between Swindon and Walsall (3-3) and Scunthorpe and Bradford (1-1).

The defeats for Orient and Notts County leave both clubs in desperate trouble.

Southend edged the League Two promotion clash at Bury with former Shaker David Worrall scoring the only goal to take United level on points with third-placed Wycombe.

Parul Sharma: It would be quite disappointing not to see Bayern Munich vs Barcelona final now! And won't be fair to either of team as well.

Barcelona are through to their 11th semi-final in the Champions League. They last won it at Wembley in 2011.

Will Lionel Messi be lifting the cup again in Berlin on 6 June?

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BBC Sport's Simon Stone: "FC United's biggest crowd of the season were able to celebrate promotion to Conference North thanks to Greg Daniels' second-half header.

"Daniels met Craig Lindfield's 69th-minute cross with enough power to get it through a crowded six-yard box and to earn Karl Marginson's men a 1-0 win over Stourbridge.

"The result takes FC United five points clear of second-placed Workington in the Evo-Stik Premier League with just one game to go.

"A crowd of 3,588 were at the Tameside Stadium to witness the club who were only formed 10 years ago as a direct result of the Glazer family's takeover of Manchester United gain their fourth promotion.

"They are now just two leagues away from the Football League. And taking their place in the Evo-Stik Premier League next season will be Salford City.

"The team part-owned by the 'Class of 92' - Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Phil Neville and Nicky Butt - cannot be caught at the top of the First Division North following Darlington's failure to win at Warrington."

Barcelona and Bayern Munich lived up to their heavyweight billing and strolled into the last four of the Champions League.

Who will join them?Tomorrow's quarter-finals see Atletico and Real Madrid go head-to-head, while Juventus and Monaco duke it out in Monte Carlo.

Jack Beardwell: Looks like the lesson David Moyes gave Luis Enrique back in January has really paid off!

It's all over. It has been all over since last week, to be honest.

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Playground stuff now as Lionel Messi hogs it again, shooting but brilliantly this time, low and hard and inches wide!

Lionel Messi with a great touch to beat his man and break into the box - if he squares it Pedro has a tap-in but he greedily goes alone and Maxwell shuts him out. Good defending.

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Xabi Alonso with a belting late free-kick makes it 7-4 on aggregate to Bayern Munich. What a display.

You can follow minute-by-minute updates of that game in a separate page - click here to follow action from the Allianz.

Pep v Barca in the final? That would have a nice ring to it I think. The sides from Madrid would have something to say about that. And Juventus/Monaco...

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Who are favourites for the Champions League? A lot will depend on the draw for the semi-finals. That's coming up on Friday.

But if you beat Barcelona, good luck to you.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone: "Finally the breakthrough for FC United.

"Craig Lindfield and substitute Shelton Payne had a header and shot cleared off the line respectively. The hosts maintained the pressure and when the ball was lofted into a packed penalty area, Greg Daniels got enough power into his header to get it through the crowd of bodies.

"A crowd of 3588 reacted in typically euphoric manner - FC United now closing in on promotion to the Conference North."

The wheels of Lucas have made a difference to PSG, he wins a corner but now it's cleared away.

PSG sub Lucas with a fine backheel and Edinson Cavani slices one rashly into the side-netting. Good chance that, lack of composure though from the Uruguayan. Who's rapidly replaced by Adrien Rabiot.

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Barcelona continue to boss the game without working up much of a sweat. Lionel Messi looks keen to get his 76th Champions League goal but neither side are really offering a threat.

Luis Suarez gets a rest as Barca make their final change of the night. Pedro comes on for the finale.