You would not think City had won that game by the body language and tone of Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva just then.

It is clear that third Real goal has deflated them.

Manchester City

Man City's Phil Foden, speaking to BT Sport: "For the fans watching it was obviously a great game of football. We are playing a side that have won the Champions League many times and if we give the ball away they are going to punish us. It is something we need to work on in the second leg. The tie is still on.

"It was a great game. End to end. We started really well and could have killed them off. In these games, we need to take more chances."

Man City's Bernardo Silva: "I honestly think for the first 20 minutes we were so, so good. The way we pressed, the way we controlled the game and created chances. Over the 90 minutes it felt like we could have won by a better score. Unfortunately we were not able to take advantage of our two-goal differences that we had three times. It is the Champions League, we play one of the best teams in the world. It is still a good result. On to the next game.

"It was a good game. Our fans should be proud of us and the work we did. We could have scored more but this football. They took their chances.

"The penalty came out of nowhere. We were controlling the game. We were a bit unlucky."

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

They have given us some exceptional football this evening. Both teams were really open but when you look at it from a neutral point of view - the goals, the atmosphere... It's just been an unbelievable night.

Martin: Sensational game. One of the all-time great UCL ties. Fantastic for the neutral, but no doubt frustrating for MCFC fans. Real so hard to shake off.

Tom: I love football.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both managers can be incredibly proud of their players and their efforts. Not so good defending but some of the attacking play was absolutely phenomenal.

It was a joy to be here. It was a joy to watch. It was absolutely relentless from the first minute.

I'm sorry, Al, but it does.

A stone-cold Champions League classic.

One to tell the grandkids about.

The good news: it's only half-time in the tie.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Does it have to end?

City can't make the corner count as Eder Militao rises to head away.

Nacho is shown a yellow card for a foul on a City player just before the home side win a corner.

Greg: 20 minutes of extra time please.

When the number of goals a player has scored in a season impresses Alan Shearer he knows he's done something right.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

How many has Karim Benzema scored this season? 41 goals... staggering.

We've got a pitch invader. It's a young lad, who headed straight for Kevin de Bruyne but never made it to him before the stewards nabbed him.

City are awarded a free-kick for a foul on Phil Foden near the benches as we tick into three minutes of added time.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has just been a remarkable game. It's been absolutely breathless. The pace of the game has been relentless. End-to-end from the first minute.

Real send on Marco Ascensio for Vinicius Junior.

That last Real attack came from an outrageous flick forward by Fede Valverde.

The talent on this pitch is mad.

Over the bar!

Real pour forward again and Karim Benzema finds Vinicius Junior on the left. He gets under his shot, though, and scoops it harmless and high.

Into the last five minutes.

One more twist?

Ben: Benzema is the alternative to Bisto. That guy is different gravy.

Sam: That if absolutely filthy from Benzema!

Iain: THIS GAME IS BONKERS!! this is why we love football!