'Attack like Barcelona, defend like Villa' is the opinion of one 5 live caller on Manchester City tonight.

Well, all season maybe...

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Manchester City captain Joe Hart: "It was a crazy game that we were fully involved in. It was a good game of football and we will wait and see how good a result that is. Two away goals is great, hopefully we make them count. Both teams will always have chances at this stage of the cup.

"Zlatan is not bad is he? I haven't seen it again but the penalty felt very soft. It was a terrible first goal to concede, I gave Fernando the ball and he thought there was an option to pass it, the big man put his size 15s through it and the ball went in.

"We are making history for this club and we don't want it to end. I am proud of the back four tonight."

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"It’s a big result for Manchester City. PSG are a class outfit. There were encouraging signs in the latter stages. My main concern is in the Champions League they haven’t hit the heights at home."

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"Pep Guardiola won’t be able to come in and have a cull. The players will be on long-term contracts. He mightn’t want some of them but he’ll have to work with them for a year or two. 

"Can he improve Mangala and Otamendi as a pair? I still think City are Champions League novices. It took Chelsea eight years to win the tournament."

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Danny Mills thinks that only Joe Hart - of the City team who ended the game tonight - would be in Pep Guardiola's plans next season.

What do you think? Will the new manager be given free reign to make such wholesale changes?

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Danny Mills
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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"How many of this side that finish the game will start under Pep Guardiola in August? I'm going with one - Joe Hart.

"It doesn't matter how they got there tonight - they rode their luck at times but it doesn't matter. PSG were the favourites and we said losing 2-1 would be OK. They now have a real opportunity in the second leg."

That first-leg scoreline really makes this tie very interesting indeed. Can Wolfsburg sneak a goal in the second leg?

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Most definitely not silence greets that one!

A big German cat amongst the pigeons...

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Almost universal silence greets the full-time whistle. 

Danny Mills
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"City have not created anything for Sergio Aguero. They've left him far too isolated. They will need to change that for the second leg."

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Sergio Aguero, who hasn't had a sniff tonight, comes off in added time as Aleksandar Kolarov jogs on. 

Almost a third on the break! Wolfsburg sub Max Kruse hits a powerful rising shot from an acute angle but Keylor Navas throws up an arm to push it away! A big save in the context of the tie. 

David Silva comes off and on comes Wilfried Bony. That kills a bit of time. 

Postpublished at 21:28 British Summer Time 6 April 2016

21:28 BST 6 April 2016

PSG 2-2 Man City

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David Luiz has to stretch to hook out a ball through to Sergio Aguero and the former Chelsea man has rolled his ankle. He's in a bit of pain.

Into the 87th minute...

Real have just brought on James Rodriguez, with five minutes to go. Extraordinary strength in depth.