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 Bayern fans are nervously whistling as Porto begin to stretch the hosts' backline, led by the busy Jackson Martinez. There's still 10 minutes left, guys.

One of you Twitter wags has pointed out that Porto have won three of the four halfs in this two-legged tie. Bayern look to rectify that and Robert Lewandowski's low shot goes just wide.

Jackson Martinez has sprung into life now - the striker and Porto captain driving at the heart of the Bayern defence and dragging a low shot just wide. Pep has reacted to that Porto goal by taking off his suit jacket. Hot under the collar?

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BBC Radio 5 live's Pat Nevin at Allianz Arena

"It's a big if but if they lost another goal now, would they start to panic? They're only human. It doesn't matter if these players are world famous."

In the first half, Porto had in the region of 40% possession. That has swelled to 60% in the second half.

BBC Radio 5 live's Pat Nevin at Allianz Arena

"It isn't a surprise at the moment, it would have been a shock before half-time. It's deserved - Porto came out with a good attitude. They've played much better.

"Well done, you've deserved it. Two more to go..."

No clean sheet bonus for the Bayern lads tonight as Hector Herrera drives to the byeline and cuts it back for Jackson Martinez to score his seventh goal in eight Champions League matches. Just two more needed.

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Remember, Bayern are without Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery tonight. They have another injury concern now too, with Rafinha making way and being replaced by Seb Rode.

A couple of big goals have just gone in in League One which affect both ends of the table.

MK Dons have taken the led against Doncaster to once again close the gap on second-placed Preston, still 2-0 up at Notts County, to a point.

And Rochdale have kept their play-off hopes alive and hit Leyton Orient's survival hopes by going ahead at Spotland.

Meanwhile the fans in the north-west of England watching Blackburn v Millwall in the Championship and the League Two meeting of Bury and Southend are still awaiting a goal.

This match is fizzling out like a cheap firework. Porto show no sign of breaking down Bayern, who seem happy with their lot now. Lots of pass, pass, pass... not much sparkle.

BBC Radio 5 live's Pat Nevin at Allianz Arena

"Pep Guardiola isn't happy with the way his team are playing. He wants them to hold the ball and tire the opposition out. It's been 50-50 possession at least in the second half. That was almost unthinkable in the first half."

Fair point Wayne. This is how the two keepers compare tonight:

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Wayne, Bristol: I bet Neuer could have knitted one or two Christmas jumpers while playing in goal today. Looking at the average positions on BBC live text he might as well go and stand between his centre halves at the halfway line....

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Pep Guardiola has ripped his trousers. Can you sew a designer suit back together? Or just buy another? Plenty of upper leg skin on display.

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Juan Bernat, whose cross helped Bayern open the scoring, wins a corner when his shot is deflected behind. Taken short, the corner quickly fizzles out.

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Bayern look like they fancy trying to overhaul Manchester United's quarter-final record 7-1 victory over Roma in 2007. They have taken the foot off the gas ever so slightly, but maybe that's because Porto are a bit more focused in their pressing.

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While Bayern stand over a free-kick 25 yards from goal, Pep Guardiola calls over Thomas Muller and issues some animated instructions. Message received and the set-piece is put over the bar by Xabi Alonso.

There's a steady beat emanating from the stands as the Bayern supporters keep the foot tapping. The odd drum, the odd chant. They're lapping this up.

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Jaden Pudlich: Porto should have played five at back and played more defensive it was obvious that Bayern were going to hammer them if not

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