"Benfica! Benfica!" is chanted by 60,000 voices around the stadium. The home fans have enjoyed what they've seen from their side tonight but the roof (if there was one) would go off if they score a second.

Joao Felix barely had anything to feed off in the 80 minutes he was on the pitch.

The Portuguese makes way for Thomas Lemar.

Feels right, it's not that easy sometimes.

City in for the second, it's Kevin de Bruyne looking to double his tally but the shot is blocked on the line by Stefan Savic.

Rafa Silva gets into the box and squares a dangerous ball that Trent Alexander-Arnold does well to thump clear but that was more danger for Liverpool.

Do Atletico now push out to try and grab a goal?

Or will they have happy taking 1-0 back to Madrid?

I think Liverpool just want to take what they've got now and run. Fifteen minutes for them to avoid conceding a second and throwing away all their excellent first-half work.

Passes have become sloppy, the Liverpool attack is now flowing nowhere near as smoothly as it was in the first half.

Jurgen Klopp's changes have worked in so much there hasn't been a Benfica chance for a little while but the Reds are offering little themselves.

A completely different game to the first half.

Now City can afford to take their time on the ball and see the contest out.

There are 15 minutes remaining at the Etihad.

Kevin De Bruyne has six goals and five assists in his last 12 knockout stage games in the Champions League.

Twenty minutes to go, Liverpool will want a third but in truth they have not looked anywhere near getting one in this half.

The hosts make their first change as Soualiho Meite replaces Adel Taarabt.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

It is a timely goal and that has lifted the atmosphere at the Etihad but Atletico will still feel they are very much still in this tie if they are only one goal down going back to Madrid.

Phil Foden had been on the pitch one minute and 19 seconds before creating that goal.

That is what you call an impact.

Pep Guardiola celebrated by launching a bottle of water in the air.

Dion Dublin
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was brilliant football from Foden. That was a change of pace and when you go through the gears that is what you can achieve.

Darwin Nunez is in behind on the left, the flag stays down as he races into the area. He has Virgil van Dijk for company and goes down as he tries to turn the Liverpool defender. Penalty? The crowd wants one but the referee says no.

Dion Dublin
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Did he expect to get away with that one? It was a terrible challenge.

The first yellow card of the night goes to Atletico sub Rodrigo de Paul for a hack on Jack Grealish, who had only just come on.

Welcome to the game.

Trent Alexander-Arnold plays another sublime ball over the top and Andy Robertson is in behind but his first-time cross is hacked away.

That's better from Liverpool after a poor start to this second half.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Most Manchester City fans were screaming for a penalty when Raheem Sterling went down then.

Diego Simeone wanted a yellow card, motioning that the England man had dived.