Fantastic atmosphere now! No nerves in a shootout on the continent? English fans would be clamming up now.

We go to pens...

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini: "It was a tactical game, we didn't take any risks just to qualify and waited to see if they gave any space. They played a quiet game. 

"It was important for us to keep the ball and not let them create chances. They knew before the game they had to score three goals.

"Unfortunately for Vincent Kompany, he has a calf problem again in his muscle so we will see how it is tomorrow. Nicolas Otamendi has had a kick and hopefully can recover in the next couple of days.

"It is difficult for Kompany because he came back very well, he played six games in-a-row but unfortunately for him he couldn't continue.

"It is a very important achievement for the club. Before we could not do it, we were very unlucky. It is not normal to play against Barcelona twice in the last-16. This is a club that is growing and continue to develop as a big club.

"We are going to see which is the best way to play. We normally are a team who always score so we get criticism about not keeping clean sheets. We have kept three clean sheets for three games in-a-row now.

"We will see the next game. In this knockout round, you should know how to play tactical games and we will see how far we can go."

Dynamo Kiev boss Sergei Rebrov: "We lost this game in Kiev. But I say thank you very much to the players. City have big players with big experience but it is not easy now. I wish them well."

I'm getting the vibe from social media that the finale of Happy Valley was a good watch tonight anyway. The football has been RUBBISH.

We do have a penalty shootout coming up though - potentially. 

About six minutes left. 

Manchester City

Manuel Pellegrini confirms that Vincent Kompany has suffered another calf injury - the same injury again.

Still goalless in Madrid. No Champions League knockout tie has ever gone to penalties after being goalless over two legs. Unwanted territory. 

Who do you fancy out of that lot then City fans?

Paris St-Germain

Wolfsburg

Benfica

Real Madrid

Manchester City

Atletico Madrd/PSV

Arsenal/Barcelona

Juventus/Bayern Munich

The draw is held on Friday morning. 

Approaching half-tine in extra time in Madrid. It's edgy.

Manchester City

Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta: "It was really satisfying to make history for this club. We are through to the quarter-finals for the first time. This group of players are working hard every day to make this club even bigger. The Champions League, we are trying to reach at least a final. It's hard but today it was job done. Not a great performance but we are really pleased.

"We drew 0-0 at Norwich and again tonight but we have great players who will create chances. They can score any time. 

"It is a shame to have lost our best two centre-backs. They were doing really well but we have a strong squad."

BBC Radio 5 Live

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Up for discussion with Kelly & co:

As Vincent Kompany limps off again with his FOURTEENTH calf injury since coming to Manchester - is Ally McCoist right - is that the end of the road for your hopes of more silverware?

Can Guardiola rely on Kompany next season and what about that performance?

Bolton have parted company with Neil Lennon - Wanderers fans - how do you feel tonight and Middlesbrough fans - Aitor Karanka is back but for how long?

The big news to come out of tonight is the injury to Vincent Kompany. I will bring you any update on that one as soon as I get it. I would presume that he will almost certainly be out of the Manchester derby on Sunday - and he must be a doubt for the quarter-finals on 5/6 April. 

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Brighton are up to second in the Championship thanks to James Wilson's first-half strike against Reading.

Hull have missed the chance to climb above Middlesbrough in third after managerless Nottingham Forest held them to a 1-1 draw at home.

Two Daryl Murphy goals have given Ipswich a 2-0 victory against Blackburn and taken the Tractor Boys to within a point of the play-offs.

Andy Townsend
Ex-Republic of Ireland international on BBC 5 live

"What I haven't seen from City going forward, especially in the big matches, is to see them turn it on and go on a run.

"Most of the City fans were heading to the exits with 10 minutes to go. They will get excited when the draw for the quarter-finals is made on Friday. 

"City are still struggling to find the quality and gears to stitch it together. Tonight, it was difficult because they had a lead and then had two players off injured early on and it disrupted them."

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Zip. Nowt. Nada.

Joe Hart is absolutely pumped with that one. It's a big win for City and a significant step forwards but a disappointing display tonight? Does that matter? Perhaps not.

Job done. Job done three weeks ago. 

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Got to score! A great chance for Olexandr Yakovenko but he hits it straight at Joe Hart!

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