Anthony Rayment: Who had Shakhtar as Man City's first defeat of the season?

Murray, London: For a group in which we were meant to struggle, Spurs have the best record of any team in the UCL this season

Hard to judge against a second-string Manchester City side but Shakhtar looked potent in attack tonight.

Their Champions League best is a run to the quarters in 2011. Banana skin in the next round for someone?

Liverpool will play a knockout game in the Champions League for the first time in nine years...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley

All too easy for Tottenham in the end.

Great night for Kazaiah Sterling, who came on for his debut, good one for Fernando Llorente, who scored his first Tottenham goal.

And Danny Rose?

Will be interesting to hear Mauricio Pochettino's verdict shortly.

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Spurs wrap up the group with a win as Apoel miss out on the Europa League.

Manchester City are beaten for the first time this season as Shakhtar join them in the last 16.

Bee Elle Double-You: Liverpool, it's going to be our year for UCL! (There you go, Matt Andrews 21:16)

Chas: Spartak Moscow's players going to extreme lengths to prove they haven't taken anything performance enhancing.

Martin, Smethwick: Opposition aside, this is some beautiful football and world class goals

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Philippe Coutinho stows the matchball down the back of his shirt. His first Liverpool hat-trick tonight.

Gabriel Jesus is tripped as we tick into stoppage time...

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Liverpool players are scoring everywhere.

Naby Keita, who will join the Reds in the summer, has levelled for Leipzig against Besiktas.

It has no baring on the group though, with Porto 4-2 up on Monaco and heading for second spot.

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Liverpool have only had 10 shots on target tonight. They have been brutally, brilliantly clinical.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Liverpool are going through to the knock-out stages in absolute style here. Salah is so composed, like playing football with kids in the back garden.

Salah took a few touches and just pinged it into the top corner. Spartak just want the final whistle to blow now.

Patrick Jennings
BBC Sport at Anfield

I bet even Jurgen Klopp didn't think he'd be celebrating a seventh Liverpool goal with his legs crossed leaning back in the dugout. All that's missing is the cigar. Maybe he's saving that for number eight.

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What a hammering at Anfield. James Milner has been brilliant since he came on.

Borussia Dortmund, consider all your hard work undone.

After coming back to 2-2 from 2-0 down at Real Madrid, the German side have conceded a third from Lucas Vázquez. Dortmund should still take the Europa League spot, mind.

Should be seven! Not a sentence you hear very often. Trent Alexander-Arnold slams a cross into the middle and Daniel Sturridge turns it over from just a few yards out.