Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

A superb performance and result for Manchester City. It was a thoroughly deserved victory with pretty much everything spot on from Pep Guardiola’s gameplan to the players on the pitch apart from the sloppy Real Madrid goal.

Peeps: Ramos gets what he deserves. Filthy player for years and I can't wait for him to retire. Liverpool fan here. Love watching Real lose.

Gerard Ryan: Not a City fan but you've got to love watching this Man City team. And their manager is a genius.

Amrul Chowdhury: This has to be one of the worst Real Madrid sides in history. Going through a crisis period.

Real Madrid had nine shots against Manchester City today. Oxford United had 18 when they hosted City in the EFL Cup quarter-final just before Christmas.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This was a masterclass. So many times people question Pep - to not start David Silva, Sterling, Aguero, Fernandinho - he deserves massive credit.

Tonight he showed that if he's not the best in the world, he is one of the top three.

Sergio Ramos joins Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Edgar Davids as the most sent off player in the Champions League - with four.

He is the king of straight red cards though, with three.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Such a turnaround. City knew this was a big game for them. The players put everything in. It was all work ethic and concentration.

Kevin de Bruyne was magnificent at times. In a role that is difficult at times when you are not always getting the ball, but when he did, he delivered.

It's all over. Lyon win the first leg against a Juventus side who did not manage a single shot on target.

If Cristiano Ronaldo is going to win another Champions League this year, Juve will need to win at home in three weeks.

(This is the BBC reporter Kyle Walker and not the Manchester City defender)

Pep Guardiola comes onto the pitch to chat to the referee. The Barcelona legend will be enjoying this result - at the heart of his greatest rivals - more than anyone else.

The second leg is on Tuesday, 17 March (aka St Patrick's Day). City can even afford to lose 1-0 at the Etihad now.

It's all over. A dream result for Manchester City against the Champions League kings.

Ferland Mendy almost rescues a draw for Real Madrid at the end. He ghosts in onto a cross, Kyle Walker can't see him, but shoots into the side-netting.

Alan Ferguson: Get notification to say red card in Real Madrid game. First thought. Ramos. Check #bbcfootball Ramos.

Raheem Sterling cuts in from the wing, glides past two defenders but then his low shot is saved by Thibaut Courtois.

Three minutes added on.

Free-kick to Manchester City on the halfway line. Pep Guardiola is not letting a smile show on his face yet.

Can Manchester City push for a third away goal against 10 men? Or are we getting a bit greedy? Casemiro has dropped to centre-back for Real now.

Paulo Dybala has the ball in the net for Juventus but the offside flag goes up. Disallowed.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ramos put his arm onto his shoulder but Jesus made sure he was going down.