Matt: Ian Rush & Mohamed Salah. The leading all-time league goalscorer for Liverpool & a current goal machine (in his first season!).

Ashwin: El Hadji Diouf and Mario Balotelli.

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Real Madrid are the only side to ever successfully defend the Champions League - and are trying to make it three in a row this season.

But after winning the La Liga-European Cup double last season, they have completely collapsed this year.

They are fourth in the league table, 17 points behind leaders Barcelona.

The feeling is that Zinedine Zidane, who led them to their back-to-back crowns in his first two years in charge, needs a good Champions League run to save his job (and Real's season).

The tie of the last 16? Probably one of the ties of any Champions League last 16 round.

The past versus the present/future?

Both managers' futures on the line? Maybe even the legacy of each club too?

This game could hardly have more riding on it.

Ryan: As a Liverpool supporter, I do not Love-ren the fact that Dejan is in the starting lineup.

Poughl: Thank God Moreno is back, right guys?… Guys

Good news for Liverpool - Porto's top scorer Vincent Aboubakar isn't named in their squad today. He was an injury doubt.

Former Liverpool strikers Ian Rush and Michael Owen are going to play in a charity match for Chester to raise money for the non-league club.

Which players from different eras of your team would you love to see link up?

Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi? Steve Bruce and Nemanja Vidic? Joey Beauchamp and Kemar Roofe?

Let us know on Twitter using #bbcfootball or by texting us on 81111 (UK only, please let us know your name and location).

Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live at Estadio do Dragao

It’s interesting to talk to local people who think that the adverse weather in Porto will actually suit Liverpool.

I would disagree. If the playing surface is as rough as I have been told I think it will work against Liverpool in terms of their speed of movement and their technically highly gifted players up front.

Porto have played well domestically this season; 24 games without defeat in all competitions. Nevertheless Porto have had a less than electrifying group phase finishing behind Besiktas. I think if Liverpool score first they will not lose the game.

There is live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live, available on this page, and the build-up has already started.

Real Madrid leave Gareth Bale on the bench, Isco starts. Nacho plays at right-back.

PSG have benched captain Thiago Silva, with France Under-21 international Presnel Kimpembe starting at centre-back. Giovani lo Celso is in midfield.

Jordan Henderson, James Milner and Dejan Lovren all start for Liverpool, while Loris Karius keeps his place in goal.

Full team news to follow.

Time to dive into some team news straight away.

No cheesy Valentine's Day puns to start this live page off. Not on my watch.

Let's just build up to what should be a fantastic night of football.

FC Porto v Liverpool should be a good game, plus Real Madrid v Paris St-Germain *drools*.