Duncan: Not much love for Liverpool tonight, top drawer away performance all but securing quarter-final place. Man City got all the plaudits last night against a poorer side. Bring on the draw.

Abu: PSG spent 222m euros on Neymar to win the Champions League... so far so good.

Adam: These results are meaningless, give Porto the same money as Liverpool and see what happens. Not Liverpool's fault same as every Premier League team gets TV money.

Sadio Mane is the fourth Liverpool player to score a hat-trick in the Champions League, after Michael Owen, Yossi Benayoun and Philippe Coutinho.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sadio Mane has looked off, not as confident in the first half of the season, not always running at people, making things happen the way he used to. Whether he’s trying to ease himself back after injuries slow, maybe.

But tonight he’s back, got his hat-trick and looked great again.

You might need to click the link to see this BBC Radio 5 live poem about Liverpool...

Will: Yes Porto have been awful and Liverpool have duly battered them. But you can only beat the team in front of you. Concentrate on your own clubs rather than sour grapes at others success.

MP: Wonder how Philippe Coutinho is feeling after seeing that great performance away from home vs Porto. He must be regretting it!

Anon:At the age of 26 is it to late to go home and tell my dad, 'I don't want to support Oxford, I want to be a Liverpool fan'?

As an Oxford fan myself, don't you dare Anon!

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Estadio do Dragao

Liverpool felt Porto out and realised ‘we’re heavyweights and they’re middleweights, maybe even lightweights’. And battered them all over the pitch.

I've got nothing to say about Porto. They weren’t good enough, weren’t strong enough, weren’t quick enough.

Liverpool grow in stature and belief, and the question remains are they good enough to go all the way?

I suspect PSG boss Unai Emery will have questions to answer about replacing Edinson Cavani with a right-back at 1-1.

I said Zinedine Zidane really needed his 80th-minute changes to pay off. And Marco Asensio ended up setting up Real's two late goals. There were three minutes and 22 seconds between the strikes.

Cristiano Ronaldo - what a man. Real Madrid take a two-goal lead to Paris.

Almost Neymar right at the death. But his shot from Julian Draxler's cross is over.

Gareth Bale is played in over the top for Real, but keeper Alphonse Areola comes rushing off his line to clear. Quick thinking.

Olrunda: Do I need to remind someone that this is a last 16 tie in the Champions League and not a 3rd round Carabao Cup tie. Liverpool have been stunning in the CL.

Anon: I think PSG losing 3-1 to this Real Madrid side shows that no amount of money can get you past the big teams if you are not being managed by someone with the know-how.

It's all over. In more ways than one.

Paul: Dismantling Porto on their own patch. A Porto domestically unbeaten this season. 5 FIVE GOALS!

Anon: How have Liverpool fared in the European cup comps when they previously won in Portugal? Just saying!

Cristiano Ronaldo cuts inside and shoots right at PSG's keeper. He's on a hat-trick now. Do we really have to wait another week for more Champions League football? Boooo.

Kylian Mbappe has a chance to pull one back for PSG after sloppy defending but he shoots right at Keylor Navas at the near post.

Anon: Ronaldo knows his job - win the game for Real. And as the years have gone by he's crystalised it into becoming the ultimate centre forward. His shift has been insane though, he was left-back at one point. Team player.

Aj: Ronaldo is on a different level. Wow!

George L: Looks like neither Man City or Liverpool are giving goals up for Lent.

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Estadio do Dragao

Again they score at a canter, but take nothing away from Liverpool, and nice move between the players. If Sadio Mané missed I was going to give him dogs abuse, with Gomez free on the right. But from 20 yards, if you put it in the net, it’s the right ball.