Lucas Vazquez crosses from the right and Karim Benzema just leaves the ball go when there was a proper heading opportunity. He points to something - was it the floodlights or did he expect a defender to clear first? A waste anyway.

Vinicius Jr (20y 268d) is the second youngest scorer for Real Madrid in a Champions League knockout match, after Raul (18y 253d) in March 1996 against Juventus.

Real's corner is half-cleared to Marco Asensio, who spoons a volley over the bar from 20 yards.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is no contact at all with Emre Can's foot. Was Rodri holding his knee or his face?!

The referee goes to the pitchside monitor to have a look at several replays and sees that Emre Can doesn't catch Rodri on his head, so overturns his original decision to give a spot kick.

No penalty!

Lucas Vazquez speeds down the right and pulls it across to Vinicius Jr, whose shot is blocked by a sliding Nat Phillips tackle.

A replay of the penalty appeal shows Ozan Kabak took a risk when he nudged over Karim Benzema.

A scare for Liverpool as Karim Benzema bursts into the box and goes down under a challenge. No penalty.

Mohamed Salah does well to win a corner for Liverpool. He controls a long ball, just keeping it in play but he's off-balance and knocks it off Lucas Vazquez.

There's a foul as the corner is taken and Real have a free.

Emre Can again! The midfielder catches Rodri inside the box and the referee points to the spot.

VAR is having a look, though...

Liverpool attack down the left but Sadio Mane's cross is easily caught by Thibaut Courtois.

Tom Lawrence: Whatever performance Trent put in tonight, people would make up nonsense that he was defensively bad, purely to drive the agenda. It's pathetic honestly.

Vinicius - who wears Vini Jr on the back of his shirt - points to the Real Madrid badge on his kit and then the sky in his celebration.

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Manchester City aren't going gung ho to add more goals just yet. They are taking their time and avoiding any slip ups of their own at the back. Marco Reus tries to get onto a ball through the defence but Ederson is first to it.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jude Bellingham has been very composed on the ball. He's a very imposing figure: strong, big legs and physique. He's also talking and shouting at his team-mates, he can go forward and get back...

And he's only 17! What a future ahead of him.

Ozan Kabak has done well at the back for Liverpool so far. Karim Benzema latches onto a fine through ball but Kabak tracks him all the way and blocks his shot. He was probably lucky that wasn't someone quicker though.

Manchester City have now scored 18 goals since they last conceded in the Champions League, the longest run of unanswered goals in the competition’s history.

Meanwhile, Kevin de Bruyne has been involved in seven goals in his seven Champions League starts in the quarter-final (four goals, three assists).

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Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's Emre Can again! He's given the ball away two or three times already and you can't do that - you can't give it to someone like Kevin de Bruyne.

De Bruyne put the afterburners on, he's four yards out and the skipper is not going to miss from there. That's the devastation that Manchester City have in their locker: pace, power, they are relentless in front of goal.

While a lot has been made of Real Madrid being without their first-choice centre-backs it's worth remembering that Eder Militao cost them £42m and Nacho has scored at a World Cup for Spain.

Bresla Stephenson: Trent has started defensively poorly. Southgate will be sitting at home nodding sagely.

Tushar Vyas: TAA getting defensively exposed again! How can any England fans and supporters justify their anger at him being left out of the recent qualification games.