John Stones goes down in pain as he tries to get onto a Bernardo Silva cross. His shirt is ripped.

And Kyle Walker replaces him. Walker has been waiting for ages to come on, I'm not sure whether it was meant to be for Stones all along.

Manchester City are 10 minutes away from becoming European champions.

Alex Seftel
Journalist, BBC Sport

Jubilant fans have kept roaring here in Manchester, minutes since that goal went in.

Pep Guardiola said before tonight that while the scoreline was 0-0, his team would need to have the mentality that they were losing to give them hunger to change that.

Many of the 6,000 fans watching here had looked dejected as though their team was behind.

But one moment has finally changed that, it’s hugs, handshakes and cheers all-round.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is where you have to dig in now.

Romelu Lukaku flicks a header onto sub Raoul Bellanova, whose cross is deflected behind for a corner.

City deal with the corner. Mostly. Nicolo Barella's cross-shot sails over the bar.

Kyle Walker has been waiting to come on for about five minutes now.

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Phil Foden almost clinches the Champions League for City. It's a dreamy turn on the edge of the box to lose a defender. He's in but then his shot is straight at Andre Onana.

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Stewart: Sign of a good team. Not playing well, rabbits ears appear. Out of the hat it comes.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Istanbul

This is shaping up to be a third successive disappointing European final night for Italian football.

Roma were beaten by Sevilla in the Europa League, West Ham beat Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final on Wednesday and now this.

Inter have 15 minutes to reverse Italian fortunes.

City have a free-kick. Ilkay Gundogan whips it in but Inter clear.

Inter bring on Robin Gosens and Raoul Bellanova for Denzel Dumfries and Alessandro Bastoni.

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Rodri is the 19th different Spanish player to score in a European Cup final. No country has had more final goalscorers.

He is the second Spaniard to score for an English team, after Xabi Alonso for Liverpool against Milan in 2005. Also in Istanbul.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Istanbul

I thought we were about to get a pitch invasion from the Manchester City bench when that goal went in.

Everyone was up and running for the pitch before stopping themselves.

The substitutes still went on, the coaching staff didn't.

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Rodri's goal has made Inter realise they need to go for it now. Lautaro Martinez plays the ball into strike partner Romelu Lukaku, whose shot is straight at Ederson.

Kyle Walker is getting ready.

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Paul: It just had to be a defensive midfielder to break the deadlock in this kind of game. What a strike!

Anon: Terrific goal by Rodri, going for the treble.

A let-off for Manuel Akanji, who had totally lost Federico Dimarco's run and misjudged a bounce.

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OH MY WORD!!!! How are Inter not level?

Federico Dimarco loops a header over Ederson which lands onto the crossbar. The ball comes back to Dimarco who heads the ball off Romelu Lukaku's leg!

City escape.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It could be the most important goal he ever scores.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

As soon as it landed to Rodri you just knew. He passed it in.

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Rodri has been excellent all season and he has scored what could be the biggest goal in the history of Manchester City.