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FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg) - Mbappe with opener but Benzema scores hat trick to put Real ahead
FT: Man City 0-0 Sporting Lisbon (5-0 agg) - Jesus opener ruled out for offside
19-year-old Egan-Riley makes full Champions League debut as City ease through
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FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Michael Owen
Former Real Madrid striker on BT Sport
This game will go down in history. We have seen some unbelievable Champions League ties and this is another one.
I couldn't see any way Real could get back into this. They didn't look like scoring but then Karim Benzema... What a player!
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BT Sport
This isn't something that is a surprise because we have seen this time and again in the knockouts of the Champions League as PSG press the self destruct button.
It is mentality, maybe the culture of the club. This isn't something that is new at the club. They have fantastic talent in the squad but when the mentality isn't right on the day, you have to stay in the game. They didn't do that. It is part of the ingrained culture at PSG.
FT: Man City 0-0 Sporting (5-0 agg)
Manchester City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to BT Sport: "I am very pleased because in both games we deserved to be in the Champions League quarter-finals.
"CJ Egan-Riley played really good and didn't miss one ball. He is a seven. He is nothing exceptional in anything but that is a good sign as a defender as he doesn't make mistakes. Scott Carson could play and we gave 45 minutes to the other guys."
On higher expectations for City in Europe: "It's a good sign. The people didn't care what we were and now step-by-step the club grew and now for many years we are there in this competitions.
"Now we are again in the quarter-finals as the best eight teams in Europe. I learn to enjoy the moments. I celebrate it because I know how difficult it is. When you go through every opponent is difficult. Now it's time to congratulate everyone, focus on the Premier League then next week we will see the draw."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Real Madrid
Real Madrid
Real Madrid forward Karim Benzema: "In the first leg, we have to say we were lucky to leave there only losing 1-0. But we knew it would be different in Madrid.
"We pushed, we conceded a goal, but we were confident that we would have chances. It's a big Champions League evening and we showed we're a big club.
"We knew they're a team that if you put them under pressure, they don't panic, but it's more difficult for them.
"When you take the ball off them, when you put them under pressure, they can't connect with the three up front.
"It's the problem of all the teams that want to play the ball out from the back. When they're pressed, it causes them problems."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
PSG
Paris St-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino: "The first goal completely changed the game. For an hour, we were better than Real Madrid. The atmosphere changed in the stadium.
"We made some mistakes after that, we can't say we didn't. The worst feeling is that we were the better side, but we lost the tie in 10 minutes.
"Paris St-Germain have been chasing the Champions League for a number of years now. I'm really disappointed, upset – but these things can happen. The next few weeks are not going to be easy."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Steve McManaman
Former Real Madrid winger on BT Sport
The players are too powerful. When the going gets tough they do not care.
They just play whatever the want to play. The top three are amazing footballers but they don't work hard enough.
PSG made mistakes constantly in the second half. You have to give Real credit because even when they are down they stay in the game.
We have seen managers come and go and they cannot sort it out. They come, they get knocked out of the Champions League and get sacked and then move on.
You can't have four or five not fancy it when the going gets tough.
That's all from us.
I'll leave you with a recap of all the best reaction from tonight's games. Another magical evening in the Champions League, eh?
We're back tomorrow with all the Europa League. See you then!
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Karim Benzema scored a superb second-half hat-trick as Real Madrid produced a stirring fightback at a raucous Bernabeu to reach the Champions League quarter-finals at the expense of Paris St-Germain.
Read the match report here.
FT: Man City 0-0 Sporting (5-0 agg)
Manchester City are into the quarter-finals for the fifth successive season, and will find out their opponents in the last eight on 18 March.
Read the match report here.
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Paul: PSG have just probably hammered the final nail into the coffin in terms of any chance of Mbappe staying.
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
From elation to deflation for Kylian Mbappe.
Image source, Getty ImagesFT: Man City 0-0 Sporting (5-0 agg)
Manchester City
More from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on Scott Carson: "We are delighted. He is very important to us behind the scenes.
"His chemistry with Ederson and Zack Steffen is fundamental in the locker room, people listen when he speaks. He made the biggest save."
On James McAtee: "Macca is quite calm and a guy who is in a good direction. But, yeah he got minutes in the second half. He has played previous games.
"He knows the rhythm. He has the quality but has to understand the position a bit better."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
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FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Real Madrid
Real Madrid
More from Karim Benzema on Real Madrid's winning gameplan: "We knew they're a team that if you put them under pressure, they don't panic, but it's more difficult for them.
"When you take the ball off them, when you put them under pressure, they can't connect with the three up front.
"It's the problem of all the teams that want to play the ball out from the back. When they're pressed, it causes them problems."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Real Madrid
Real Madrid
More from Karim Benzema: "In the first leg, we have to say we were lucky to leave there only losing 1-0. But we knew it would be different in Madrid.
"We pushed, we conceded a goal, but we were confident that we would have chances. It's a big Champions League evening and we showed we're a big club."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Kylian Mbappe won the first half.
Karim Benzema won the second half... and the tie.
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Bogare: Benzema for Ballon d'or? I'd love that. The difference between both teams todxay was a very good manager
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
PSG
Paris St-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino: "The first goal completely changed the game. For an hour, we were better than Real Madrid. The atmosphere changed in the stadium.
"We made some mistakes after that, we can't say we didn't. The worst feeling is that we were the better side, but we lost the tie in 10 minutes.
"Paris St-Germain have been chasing the Champions League for a number of years now. I'm really disappointed, upset – but these things can happen. The next few weeks are not going to be easy."
FT: Real Madrid 3-1 PSG (3-2 agg)
Real Madrid
Real Madrid
Real Madrid forward Karim Benzema: "We needed the fans and this is for them. It was a very difficult game but we pushed until the end and we deserve the win.
"We lost the first leg, they went 1-0 up, but our fans pushed us to give everything right to the final whistle."
On his first goal: "It's not a mistake [by Donnarumma]. It's pressure from the whole team. The goalkeeper waited and waited, he lost the ball and it was a goal. He should have cleared it, simple as that."
FT: Man City 0-0 Sporting (5-0 agg)
Manchester City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to BT Sport: "I am very pleased because in both games we deserved to be in the Champions League quarter-finals.
"CJ Egan-Riley played really good and didn't miss one ball. He is a seven. He is nothing exceptional in anything but that is a good sign as a defender as he doesn't make mistakes. Scott Carson could play and we gave 45 minutes to the other guys."
On Scott Carson's save: "Yeah really good! He deserves it. He is so important to us in the dressing room. It was good for him."
On Fernandinho: "We will see until the end of the season. We still have two or three months so we will sit with him and see what is the best decision for the club and for him."
On higher expectations for City in Europe: "It's a good sign. The people didn't care what we were and now step-by-step the club grew and now for many years we are there in this competitions.
"Now we are again in the quarter-finals as the best eight teams in Europe. I learn to enjoy the moments. I celebrate it because I know how difficult it is. When you go through every opponent is difficult. Now it's time to congratulate everyone, focus on the Premier League then next week we will see the draw."