KICK-OFFpublished at 19:46 British Summer Time 27 April 2016
Atletico Madrid 0-0 Bayern Munich
Will Atletico get revenge for that defeat by Bayern 42 years ago?
Time to find out because we are off.
Niguez scores the only goal in first leg
Bayern go close through Alaba & Vidal
Man City 0-0 Real Madrid in other semi-final
CL final to be played on 28 May
Gary Rose
Atletico Madrid 0-0 Bayern Munich
Will Atletico get revenge for that defeat by Bayern 42 years ago?
Time to find out because we are off.
Atletico Madrid v Bayern Munich (19:45 BST)
Atletico Madrid v Bayern Munich (19:45 BST)
The players are out on the pitch and already its a cracking atmosphere. Two minutes until kick-off.
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Which manager plying their trade in Europe would you like to see come to these shores? Which club would they be perfect for and why?
Lew Daney: l actually want Bielsa in the Premier League.
Meanwhile, Hillsborough: The Truth has just started on BBC Radio 5 live. You can listen to that on the radio, or by clicking the link below.
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
No audio commentary on this game, you'll just have to make do with my words, but 5 live sports extra have full coverage of Liverpool versus Chelsea in the Women's Super League.
You can listen to that here.
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More of clenched fist than fingers crossed, but I know what you mean Bayern.
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Which manager plying their trade in Europe would you like to see come to these shores? Which club would they be perfect for and why?
Jason Price: Diego Simeone, purely because of his passion.
Tohseen: I think Simeone will do well at Arsenal. He would help them with their defense and work his way up to attack.
Missed last night's semi-final between Manchester City and Real Madrid? Worry not, because you didn't miss much.
It ended goalless and chances were few and far between. In fact, probably the most memorable thing was Zinedine Zidane splitting his trousers., external Again.
Time for a more robust pair of trousers, Zizou...
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Harry Partridge: Bayern have crumbled against elite clubs in CL in previous two seasons. Pep's not done better than any half decent manager could!
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Straight from the office and to the football, or the best-dressed football fan ever? Either way, I tip my cap to you, sir.
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A pretty much like-for-like last-minute switch on the Atleti bench then, with defensive midfielder Matías Kranevitter coming in. Get well soon though Oli.
Do they say 'feed a cold starve a fever' in Spain?
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Atletico Madrid are, undoubtedly, a tough nut to crack.
Diego Simeone's side beat holders Barcelona in the quarter-finals and have conceded just five goals in this season's competition.
"I'm expecting a hard match against an opponent with a lot of attacking potential, against a coach who changes from game to game," Simeone said.
"Obviously we have a coach and players with different characteristics. But in wars it isn't the side with the most soldiers that wins, it's the side that uses its soldiers better."
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Which manager plying their trade in Europe would you like to see come to these shores? Which club would they be perfect for and why?
Matt Price: Laurent Blanc might be a good fit - he turned Paris St-German back into champions. Could he do the same with a club like Arsenal?
Atletico Madrid v Bayern Munich
Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres, speaking to BT Sport: "I am really enjoying this moment. I want to live in the present because this is probably the most exciting time."
Torres helped Chelsea win the Champions League in 2012, and he added: "Hopefully I can do like I did in 2012, but this is a different game and a different year."
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Bayern may be banging in the goals, but Atletico Madrid have a striker who is in form...
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This is a tie that pits together a side that boasts one of the most deadliest attacks in this season's Champions League, against one that has arguably the best defence.
Pep Guardiola's Bayern have scored 28 goals in the competition, more than any other side and double the amount Atletico have scored.
However, Diego Simeone's side have kept a clean sheet in 13 of their past 15 Champions League matches at the Vincente Calderon.
It promises to be a fascinating contest.
Or they cancel each other out and it's a bit of a snoozefest.
Let's just hope for the former.
As the Champions League semi-finals are taking place, it's as good a time as any to find out which of the key players you are most like.
Are you more Neuer than Bale? Do you think like De Bruyne? Or maybe you and Torres share the same ideas?
Click here to take the quiz and find out.
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Just how close were Atletico Madrid to winning that title back in 1974? Very close.
Goalless after 90 minutes, Don Luis Aragones struck in extra time with a free-kick only for Bayern to level with just one minute left on the clock.
With no penalties back then, a replay was called and Bayern subsequently ran out 4-0 winners. The rest, as they say, is history.
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