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Phil Foden's late winner in Manchester last week meant City take a slender lead into tonight's second leg, but it is the away goal for Dortmund which may prove to be of greater significance.

Marco Reus' 84th-minute strike means Dortmund will advance with a 1-0 win on home soil.

City boss Guardiola is urging his side to focus on their plan rather than worry about the permutations.

"If you think of the consequences or goals you have to score or concede, you forget what you have to do," he said. "It doesn't matter what happens in the first leg, you have a chance in the second.

"It will be better they don't score and we win, but in the Champions League you always have a chance. We have weapons to score, they have weapons to score.

"Our idea is to go there do as best as possible and let them feel we are not going to defend what we got here. We want to impose our game to win the game."

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

They know everyone thinks they should have won this competition already, and they will be desperate to be the first players to do that for Manchester City.

What a view. What a stadium. One day, hopefully soon, we will be able to dream of fun away days again...

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra

I just get the feeling that off the back of the victory at the weekend, Liverpool will feel buoyant. Yes, the crowd would have been a huge part, but their form has been OK.

Real Madrid's coach window appears to have been smashed on it's way into Anfield. No more details on this at the moment

Liverpool last beat Real back in 2009, thrashing them 4-0 on a classic European night at Anfield.

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Chelsea await the winners of this one in the last four.

"In general I like not to play against teams from your same league in the Champions League as it gives more of a feeling of a European competition but that is the only thing," Blues boss Thomas Tuchel said.

"The Liverpool tie is far from over but I will watch it for sure.

"It is a pleasure to watch it as a semi-finalist, which is a great achievement.

"We will watch these games and everything is possible. Liverpool are very strong at home so we take what we get. It is a good situation for us."

"On paper it's one of the worst Real Madrid teams in living memory, in terms of names and fear factor," former England goalkeeper Rob Green told BBC Radio 5 Live last night.

"But they do have a manager in Zinedine Zidane who gets it right in the Champions League.

"They have made it through and could get through again - they get it right at the business end. If you're Chelsea I do not know who you'd rather play."

Bartholomew Sir Oky: Honestly think the Ox would be a better option in midfield than Milner! The Ox could cause damage. Milner will play defensive.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I have a sneaky feeling Liverpool will take this game to the wire and surprise people.

Speaking of lockers I hope I didn't leave any food in mine at BBC Sport HQ - because I haven't been in the office in over a year...

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Pep has got so much on the bench, but whoever he picks tonight will get the job done. I think City have enough in their locker.

If you want to play for Pep, you have to deal with the way he manages. He is a serial winner and you always get your time. I think Raheem Sterling is on board.

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Liverpool make two changes from the side that lost to Real Madrid in the first leg. James Milner is in for Naby Keita and Roberto Firmino makes up the front three in place of Diogo Jota.

Just the one change for Real Madrid as injured defender Lucas Vazquez is replaced by Federico Valverde.

Manchester City make one change from the first leg. That sees Oleksandr Zinchenko start at left-back in place of Joao Cancelo. The Ukrainian played in midfield at the weekend for City's 2-1 home loss to Leeds. Cancelo is on the bench, as is Raheem Sterling.

Borussia Dortmund are unchanged from the side that lost 2-1 in Manchester. So Erling Braut Haaland leads the line, supported by Marco Reus and Jude Bellingham is in midfield.

Reus limped out of Saturday's 3-2 win at Stuttgart, after the attacking midfielder scored for the second match in a row, while centre-back Mats Hummels did not come out for the second half after feeling unwell. Both, though, are fit.

Liverpool trio Trent Alexander-Arnold, Naby Keita and Sadio Mane were sent online abuse last week after the first-leg 3-1 defeat.

In tonight's match programme, Reds captain Jordan Henderson wrote: "I'm sick of seeing people I know, and people I don't know, having to put up with the kind of abuse that turns my stomach.

"It has to stop and anyone who has a shred of decency has to play their part in making it stop."

Phil Foden's late strike last week gave Manchester City a 2-1 advantage against Borussia Dortmund at Etihad Stadium.

Tonight's second leg is at Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park.

Liverpool host Real Madrid at Anfield looking to overturn a 3-1 first-leg deficit.

The Reds were outplayed in Spain with Vinicius Jr scoring a double.