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We'll be back tomorrow for the final Champions League quarter-finals - Real Madrid v Liverpool and Napoli v Eintracht Frankfurt.

City have equalled Arsenal's English record of 24 games unbeaten at home in the Champions League, winning 21 of them.

More from Leipzig boss Marco Rose on Erling Haaland: "He has a great night. He was so hungry.

"He scored goals with the foot and head, won second balls, deep runs. It looked really simple. He took the ball from the referee, that tells you it was special night for him. Congratulations to Erling."

Leipzig boss Marco Rose: "I know Erling very well, I know his qualities. When Erling is close to the goal, he wants to grab one. He scored four - no, even five tonight.

"We never managed to get into the game. That is my responsibility. We conceded the goals in a manner that makes this very bitter. City more than deserved their win.

"We were especially bad when it came to defending inside the penalty area. And we did so in a round of 16 game in the Champions League.

"They changed a few things in their pressing compared to the second half in Leipzig and this is something we had not expected."

Erling Haaland has scored 33 goals in 25 games in the Champions League, reaching the 30-goal milestone in fewer matches than any other player, while he also became the youngest player to reach 30 goals in the competition’s history (22y 236d).

Leipzig midfielder Emil Forsberg: "It doesn't feel good. I don't want to look for excuses. It hurts. City did well, they have a fantastic team. We have to be honest: we did not have a chance."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to BT Sport: "It was a really good performance from minute one until the end from everyone.

"We play very good with and without the ball. We scored a lot of goals. Erling was amazing but everyone was exceptional.

"Five in 60 minutes. Incredible guy, huge talent. Power, mentality, he's a serial winner. Really good."

On whether they have missed those goals in previous seasons: "I don't think so. The reason why we concede a lot of goals we give the opponent.

"We scored four goals here against Real Madrid, six against Monaco, four against Tottenham. A lot of the time we were out because we conceded a lot. Right now these guys they defend really well. We had with Sergio before, this instinct to score goals."

Pep Guardiola has won 13 of his 14 ties in the Champions League last 16 as a manager, progressing at this stage in each of the last six attempts with City.

Leipzig defender Benjamin Henrichs: "I have never before lost 7-0 in my career. It's a brutal and bitter evening for us.

"Haaland is physically very strong. He has a lot to offer; it is very difficult to defend him."

Italy have two Champions League quarter-finalists for the first time since 2017-18 when it was Roma and Juventus.

This time it's Inter and Milan.

Mr David: Haaland really has the basics of the game sorted. Put the ball in the net. Done.

Manchester City

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland told BT Sport: "It's a big night.

"Firstly, I'm proud to play in this competition, I love it. Five goals! To win 7-0 is amazing."

On which of the five goals was his favourite: "I'm blurry in my head. I remember shooting but not thinking.

"I was so tired after my celebrations.

"My super strength is scoring goals. Should I be honest? A lot of goals today, I didn't think. I was just trying to get it into the back of the net. A lot of it is being quick in the mind and trying to put it where the goalkeeper is not."

On City's gameplan: "We worked on the pressing yesterday, especially at home we have to run and press. We are so good at getting the ball.

"In my opinion, we should do this more.

"I think we can use this more [pressing], there is more space for the guys in between to play. Compared to last year and now we can play with a striker in behind and that's what I'm trying to bring."

On being replaced: "I told him [Pep Guardiola] I would love to score a double hat-trick but what can I do?"

Only two German sides have ever lost by seven goals in a Champions League game.

They happen to be Manchester City's two biggest Champions League wins ever.

The other was City 7-0 Schalke in March 2019.

All of Erling Haaland's eight shots were on target. No player has had as many shots in a Champions League game with all of them on target.

Jack Grealish set up Ilkay Gundogan's goal and Riyad Mahrez assisted Kevin de Bruyne's strikes...

But none of Erling Haaland's five goals were assisted by anybody. It was mostly rebounds, plus a penalty.

Bayern Munich are in the quarter-finals...

Inter survive a frantic finish. A clearance off the line and the woodwork struck twice but Inter get over the line and join neighbours AC Milan in Friday's quarter-final draw.

The teams through so far: Bayern Munich, Benfica, Chelsea, AC Milan, Manchester City, Inter Milan.

If you missed it earlier, Erling Haaland is now Manchester City's record goalscorer in one season with 39 goals.

The previous record, Tommy Johnson's 38, had lasted 93 years.

Haaland has only played 36 games for the club.

Inter Milan are into the last eight.