Atletico Madrid's progress into the last eight was not quite as dramatic as Monaco's. 

They drew 0-0 with Bayer Leverkusen to go through with a 4-2 aggregate win.

Jamey C Barron: Leicester City are the last English team in the CL. All the big money competitors had spent too. Says a lot!  

Andy Geary: Surely Pep is on thin ice after tonight's performance? 2 goal lead blown, leaking goals. Not so special manager after all.  

DeathApeDisco: Pep is such a great manager, as soon as he buys Messi, Neymar, Modric and Ramos he'll show what a great tactician he is again.  

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live

You have to give credit to Monaco. They started the game in unbelievable form. There was electricity about the players. There was hunger and they were too hot for City to handle.

City are not good enough defensively. They scored but it was too little too late and you knew Monaco would score again.

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Just the one English side left in the Champions League - Leicester City. 

Unbelievable. 

The Foxes are joined by Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Juventus and Monaco.

Pep Guardiola becomes the most successful manager in European club competition after 100 games despite this defeat. Scant consolation for his first taste of exiting the competition at this stage.

The journey is over. 

For six second-half minutes, the dream was alive for Manchester City but a lapse in concentration after a brilliant first-half display sends Monaco through.

That's it, Monaco go through to the quarter-finals.

Manchester City are out of the Champions League.

Kevin de Bruyne sends the ball into the area... straight to the goalkeeper.

Poor. Was that the chance?

A free-kick now for Manchester City 35 yards from goal, Kevin de Bruyne is on it...

Aleksander Kolorov launches a desperate ball forward but Jermerson gets ahead of Sergio Aguero to clear.

Final change for Monaco as Valere Germain ambles off the pitch with Nabil Dirar on in his place.

The fourth official's board goes up. Just THREE additional minutes. Is it enough for City to find a goal?

Manchester City attempt to find a way through down the right through Raheem Sterling but the excellent Benjamin Mendy gets a foot in. City throw.

Pep Guardiola screams at his players to get forward. 

Time is running out, just two minutes to go.

The usually calm Pep Guardiola was extremely animated on the sidelines after City conceded a third.

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Aleksander Kolarov attempts to find Leroy Sane but finds Tiemoue Bakayoko and Monaco clear, but City pick up the ball in their own half and attack again...

Monaco are drawing fouls out of City and the hosts have another free-kick midway inside their opponents' half. Thomas Lemar plays it deep to Jemerson but Willy Caballero punches clear.

Tense.

There were six minutes between City leading the tie and Monaco scoring. 

City now have six minutes to find a goal that will send them through.

Manchester City pass the ball patiently as they try to find an opening. Eventually David Silva lifts the ball in for Leroy Sane, but Danijel Subasic gets the ball first.

Now Pep Guardiola makes that change as Kelechi Iheanacho replaces Gael Clichy.

Manchester City just need to get back to doing what they were doing before that Monaco goal. They looked like scoring with every chance.

Monaco have dropped right back now to defend as Kelechi Iheanacho prepares to come on for City.

Kylian Mbappe, excellent in the first half, is going off. He is replaced by Joao Moutinho for the closing stages.

Mbappe is in no rush to go off as he laps up the love from the home fans.

Pep Guardiola is also set to make a change.