Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Fabulous save. This place gasped, they expected to roar.

His positioning from the start is great but he still need to stretch to save it, but he also got enough power on it to get it away. If you are Higuain though, you're wishing you put it further in the corner.

Sevilla are on top right now, good spell for the hosts. They have to score while they're in the driving seat though...

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Save!

It's one for the cameras but that's a hell of a stop from Keylor Navas in the Real Madrid net!

Gonzalo Higuain should score though surely. He meets a free-kick six yards out and smashes it down the middle. It's a one-handed save of top, top quality from the Costa Rican though!

Raphael Varane is momentarily the wrong side of Paulo Dybala, but recovers to make a wonderful last-man challenge. Clean as a whistle.

Dybala may not even get into the Argentine squad this summer by the way. Frightening.

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Bezaleel: I wonder what's going on in Max Allegri's mind right now...

Anthony: Juve must be relying on a sound defensive performance tonight to give them a chance in the second leg. On the evidence so far, they will need a change of plan.

You do not get any easier chances than that in the Champions League! Dear oh dear, Sevilla should be ahead.

A wonderful cross from the left is half cut out by Mats Hummels but the ball spins away and sticks in the pitch, perfectly teed up for Pablo Sarabia.

He's got the whole goal to aim at, dead centre - and he sidefoots it wide. Every man in white has their head in hands. That's a monumental error...

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Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Kwadwo Asamoah and Alex Sandro have showed some signs of providing something down the left-hand side, but neither are creative out and out wingers, they are runners.

That might be something Allegri might have to think about changing if Juventus don't score by half time.

Cristiano Ronaldo has only had eight touches in the first 19 minutes. But he's had the one that really counts.

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Another dive, another booking. Joaquin Correa goes to ground early this time and the Sevilla forward is in the book. It's heating up.

It's a really good game. Befitting this stage. Gonzalo Higuain shuffles into space on the left of the area and tees up Rodrigo Bentancur for the shot but he can only sidefoot straight into Sergio Ramos' chest.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I think we have put a hex on Juventus by talking about their defensive stats and how good they are at home. They do not look like that tonight.

Scuffle! It's all kicking off and the ref is on the scene, yellow card in hand. It's shown to wing general Franck Ribery who had a go at Wissam Ben Yedder for an alleged dive. Sevilla having a good spell.

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Sho: By Juve's defensive standards that was so easy for Real. Unbelievable really.

Abdul: Question has always been how many Cristiano Ronaldo was gonna get.

Should be two! Raphael Varane has a free header eight yards out from a Toni Kroos corner but he heads it wildly over the top.

Where's your famous defence?! Juve playing more like Notts County at the back.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

There are few players in world football who can walk onto a football pitch on an occasion like this with such confidence, puff out their chest, but have the ability to back it up.

He taps in for the goal, but we take those for granted, it's a stunningly good finish.

Giorgio Chiellini goes on a mazy run from the back, Sol Campbell style, and he gets all the way into the Real penalty box before he's shut down. Spurs' game in Turin was a stone cold classic for the neutrals and this could be too.

Bayern still on top in Spain as they look for an away goal. Entertaining night of action thus far.

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Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

A fantastic finish from Ronaldo, knew exactly what to do, but how bad was the defending on the far side by Juventus? Both players get drawn to Marcelo and leave Isco alone. Incredibly naive for any team to do that, but for Juventus, stunning.

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated by touching his toes, not sure what that was about but he's still showing that he's spry enough. Mind you, I heard Jon Parkin talking about that being a medical in the lower leagues the other day and if the beast can do it, so should Ronaldo be able to.

Can Juve respond? Yes. They work a nice move into the run of Paulo Dybala, but his shot is blocked away by Sergio Ramos.