Real Madrid see off PSG 5-2 on aggregate
Ronaldo heads in for Real before PSG's Verratti sent off
Cavani scores for PSG but Casamiro goal restores Real three-goal lead
Goalless at Anfield as Liverpool seal 5-0 win over Porto on aggregate
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PSG pull one back and it's a proper pinball goal. Angel di Maria's cross finds Thiago Silva. His header hits Casemiro - with the ball spinning off Real's midfielder and hitting Edinson Cavani, flying into the net.
PSG need two to force extra time.
Image source, Getty ImagesPSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
If there's going to be any more goals, they'll probably be for Real. Marco Asensio smashes one off the post from Karim Benzema's lay-off.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Parc des Princes
Marco Verratti had a tough game tonight. He has been out muscled and out played. That is completely idiotic. The fans who are applauding him is beyond me.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Edinson Cavani is on, but Keylor Navas saves and he was flagged offside anyway. There are 22 minutes left for PSG to come back - or Real to implode.
Liverpool 0-0 Porto
Danny Ings has an effort on goal but it's a tame one as his header lacks any power following a nice delivery in from Jordan Henderson.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Parc des Princes
The body language has changed for PSG, they do not look like they can do something. They look over to the bench, but there is nothing they can do. Real Madrid and growing in confidence.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Paris St-Germain midfielder Marco Verratti is gone. He dives in on Casemiro like some kind of dope. Second booking = red card.
PSG now have 10 men to try to mount a comeback.
Image source, ReutersPSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Real Madrid should just pretend every La Liga game is the Champions League. Play the anthem before games against Leganes etc.
PSG look beaten, meanwhile - nothing about the flow of this game suggests a comeback for the ages.
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It's been "Liverpool's year" the past five years but this has to be the earliest someone has called it for next season!
Adam, Liverpool
Well, Liverpool v Porto tonight has shown me why there isn't a big market for televised training sessions.
Dan (slightly bored), Kent.
Liverpool 0-0 Porto (5-0 agg)
Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live at Anfield
Liverpool cruising on the night.
Image source, EPAJust a recap - PSG need three goals to force extra time. Porto need five.
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Jason King: PSG ran out of ideas... Cavani's the type of striker who needs crosses... PSG couldn't cross the road!!
Stephen Hutchings: PSG proving that the French league is weak no matter how much money they spend.
Liverpool 0-0 Porto (5-0 agg)
Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino should be nice and fresh for Saturday's game against Manchester United, as he's replaced by Danny Ings for the final 30 minutes.
Image source, ReutersLiverpool 0-0 Porto (5-0 agg)
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has gone into the book for a foul. Roberto Firmino has a shot blocked. That's about as much as is happening at Anfield.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
PSG have to take a risk and they do. Creative Javier Pastore comes on for his more defensive-minded counterpart Thiago Motta.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Chance for PSG as Kylian Mbappe flicks the ball over a defender's head and Edinson Cavani sees his flying volley blocked.
Image source, Getty ImagesPSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Cristiano Ronaldo bursts into the box and goes down easily. Wants a penalty, doesn't get it. Lucky not to be booked maybe.
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Herbert Karima: Incredible, which planet is this CR7 guy from again? Talk of decline, what decline? He's scored in every Champions League game he's played this season. Big game player.
Jason King: PSG bottling it again, like Camp Nou last year.
Stevey Gee Sings: The fact that PSG are going to leave the competition is huge. Great for teams going through to the next round. Huge team going out.
PSG 0-1 Real Madrid (1-4 agg)
Cristiano Ronaldo is the second player in Champions League history to score in nine consecutive games (14 goals), after Ruud van Nistelrooy's 12 for Manchester United in as many games in 2003.
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I'm not 100% convinced that Liverpool have got what it takes to win the Champions League this year but keep progressing under Klopp and next year is definitely Liverpool's year.
Andy Liptrott, Heswall