David Moyes
Former Everton & Man Utd manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a massive shock. I don't think anybody would have expected Ajax to go there and get a result. The final is also in Madrid itself this year, so you expected a bit more from Real Madrid.

Maybe from their recent performances, it isn't a surprise, and I don't think you'd want to draw Ajax in the next round because they played really well.

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Ajax’s Dusan Tadic has been directly involved in more goals than any other player in the Champions League this season (6 goals, 3 assists).

Dusan Tadic is the second Ajax player to have scored 6+ goals in a single Champions League campaign, after Jari Litmanen (1994-95 and 1995-96).

Guillem Balague
Spanish football journalist on BBC Radio 5 live

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Just wait until the summer! There are big big problems at Real. One of the top players, one of the captains at Real, said that they only need to play well for four games a season to win the Champions League. That attitude in the long term is a massive problem.

It's the worst defeat at home in their European history. There was resignation from the fans, they just went home without making any noise.

They cannot compete in the market like they used to, they stopped getting Galacticos in 2014 and the squad is thinner and thinner. Who would you say is a superstar in this team? Everyone has disappointed.

Gareth Bale did not start which is frustrating him big time but they do not see him as one of them. When he has been given the responsibility he hasn't shone but he won't shine if he's only given 15 or 20 minutes.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Bloomfield Road

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It's a truly seismic result in terms of European football and possibly the end of an era. This Real team have won four of the last five Champions League and they have been humiliated on their own pitch.

As you can imagine the Spanish media are teeing off.

Marca's leading article, external says the following need to go:

Bale, Kroos, Courtois, Casemiro, Benzema, Carvajal, Varane, Nacho and Marcelo.

Just a bit of a rebuild needed!

David Moyes
Former Everton & Man Utd manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

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After their results, knowing they're not going to win the league and going out of the Copa del Rey, Real Madrid needed a result tonight but they have been well and truly beaten.

It should have been more, you've got to give lots of praise to Ajax, but I think a lot of people will know be looking to see what's going to change at Real Madrid.

It's probably the end of an era. They've been so good over the years but Cristiano Ronaldo left in the summer and now you might see Luka Modric or Toni Kroos leave. I don't know if you'd put Sergio Ramos in that position but it wouldn't surprise me if there was a complete change at Real Madrid.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

After the first 35 minutes it could have been different. But when called upon, Hugo Lloris made some fantastic saves. The back three were really solid tonight as well.

Tottenham changed the system to 5-4-1 at half-time and looked much better and more comfortable. Dortmund ran out of steam and lost confidence after Harry Kane tucked away a wonderful finish.

Tottenham have played the two games very, very well.

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1. Ajax
2. Tottenham
3. Schalke or Manchester City
4. Atletico Madrid or Juventus
5. Manchester United or PSG
6. Lyon or Barcelona
7. Roma or Porto
8. Liverpool or Bayern Munich

All round to Sergio Ramos' for the quarters?

That was actually nasty from Nacho, a late challenge and then a push into the face of a defender as well. This is the changing of the guard, live. Real Madrid are done.

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Spurs are into the last eight!

What a great result over the two legs. Awesome in the second half at Wembley and that's what has seen them through. Superb.

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Real Madrid are down to 10 - Nacho cleverly making sure he misses the quarter-finals with a tactical second yellow.

Christian Pulisic stops Christian Eriksen from heading in a second for Spurs, kicking the ball against his head and wide from a few yards out.

The only problem with Ajax being this good is that they will get absolutely raided in the summer. They've already lost Frenkie de Jong.

See; Monaco a few years ago.

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Dave Payn: The rebirth of Dutch-based Total Football at the Bernabeu? I’ve never seen a Madrid side utterly dismantled at home.

Matthew Trouton: Ajax - great to see back on the world stage.

Nosa: Madrid underestimated Ajax and now they are paying the price.

Robert: The scores in the UCL tonight mean that while Spurs will progress this evening, the score in the other tie means they will likely lose their manager and Christian Eriksen in the summer.

Matt: Solari sacked by morning with Mourinho in place by the weekend!

Romain: It's no surprise!!! Real Madrid have been rocked ever since Cristiano and Zidane left the club!

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Thousands and thousands of Real fans have left. There will be no fourth straight Champions League title. Zinedine Zidane knew what he was doing - he always was two passes ahead...

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Spurs took a battering in the first half but let's have it right - beating Dortmund 4-0 on aggregate is a very good result indeed.

Joe Wedgwood: Wow! DUSAN TADIC!! So happy for Lasse Schone too, hugely underrated player! What a man!

Hasan: Barcelona new signing Frenkie de Jong is a joy to watch, what a talent.

Nahom: Juninho like, what a goal from Schone!

That'll be the Lyon Juninho, not the Middlesbrough Juninho. He was a little genius but he didn't hit free-kicks like that.