ApSam: Champions League at its best! Insane game. Hope Real and City match up.

Paul Collins: Want Atletico to win but that penalty decision was farcical! Not even close to being inside. Glad it was saved.  

Almost time for the kitchen sink from Bayern Munich. Not an implement you usually associate with a Pep Guardiola side but there's no point going out on away goals is there? Get Manuel Neuer outfield...

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

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"Manuel Neuer keeps this tie alive! It shouldn't have been a penalty, Bayern Munich will hope that justice will be served."

An Atletico hero turns villain!

More or less a carbon copy of the penalty in the first half as Fernando Torres steps up and sees Manuel Neuer dive to his right and push it away.

That was for Milan.

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Huge moment! Fernando Torres is tripped by Javi Martinez but it's clearly two or three yards outside the penalty area!

Penalty given...

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Atleti are forcing Bayern into long-range efforts with Kingsley Coman the latest to thump a shot at Jan Oblak.

David Alaba thunders a shot in on goal, blocked by Saul and there's a half-hearted penalty shout for handball waved away. Jan Oblak then comes to make a great punch and alleviate the pressure.

Atleti withdraw their goalscorer Antoine Griezmann and put on stopper Thomas Partey.

Bayern Munich have had 26 shots on goal tonight. They need one more to beat Jan Oblak to seal a place in the final in Milan later this month.

The Pep Guardiola v Manchester City final is still a possibility. 

As it stands, Atletico Madrid are still going through. What a last 15 minutes or so on the cards...

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

"Whether Pep Guardiola will be deemed a success in Germany all relies on whether his Bayern Munich side can get another goal in these last 15 minutes."

That was Robert Lewandowski's sixth goal in a Champions League semi-final.

Francis Edwards: Amazing how quick people are to write off Bayern. They are probably the most lethal team at home in the world.

Andrew Crawford: Never write off a German team!

Makafui Awuku: The world loved attacking football for years but in teams like Atl Madrid we see the beauty of a defensive game-plan. Super.

Gillian Forde: 2016: The year of the underdogs?   

Vasily Pugh: Isn't Diego Simeone just Benico Del Toro impersonating Sam Allardyce?

It's in my nature to never back against a German side but Bayern just do not look like winning this one from here.

However, on comes youngster Kingsley Coman for Douglas Costa. Can he change the game?

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The game is in a lull, that midway through the second half lull where the crowd need something to get them going and the Bayern players need a goal to restore their belief.

That's something, great play from Arturo Vidal to clip a pass in to Robert Lewandowski and he can only mishit a volley at Jan Oblak. 

Xabi Alonso on his left foot from 35 yards? File under ambitious. 

Bayern need two goals and they still haven't thought of bringing on Mario Gotze. 

They have Kingsley Coman on the bench too...

Atletico Madrid have still not had a touch of the ball in the Bayern area and they have only had one shot on target all night.

But they are 25 minutes away from the Champions League final. Unless Bayern can score twice more. 

Amit Lewinthal: Atletico Madrid goal: 90 yards, 4 passes, 10 seconds. BOOM.

Jeremiah Kariuki: Herculean task for Bayern. Two goals for them to qualify, assuming Atletico don't score more.

Charlie McCharface: We have a new winner of the English league & should City win tomorrow and Atleti hold on– we'll have a new European Cup winner!

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