The Champions League has delivered again. It's time to bring this to a close after a dramatic night.

Manchester United are on their way home without any points after an incredible game in Copenhagen.

Arsenal are one win from joining Manchester City in the last 16.

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Real Madrid cruised past Sporting Braga at the Bernabeu to reach the last 16 of the Champions League.

It is the 26th consecutive season they have reached the knockout stages.

Read the match report here.

Thomas Watson: Cue the Ten Hag out crowd giving it. Man Utd were cruising until the Rashford red card, which was just plain bad luck. Dalot once again costing us a game by switching off is a far bigger issue than anything Ten Hag did.

Owen Hargreaves
Former Man Utd midfielder on TNT Sports

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For 20, 30 minutes, United played some good stuff. Nine losses in 17 games, they aren't good numbers and they're bottom of the Champions League after four games. They need to stick by Ten Hag.

Allan McDevitt: For the first time in Erik ten Hag's reign, I wanted to see some emotion from him tonight given the way the game was panning out. But looking at that expressionless face in the game's crucial moments, you get the feeling it's the beginning of the end for him.

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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, speaking on TNT Sports: "Do you have one hour? I think first we played very good until the red card. The red card changed everything. Then it becomes a different game.

"We concede two goals that shouldn't count. It is disappointing.

"Not only tonight. We have to deal with many decisions against us in other games. That's how it is. But the season is long. At one point it will turn in our favour.

"It is harsh decision. He was going for the ball. The review was over, then he went up to the screen. I think the referee was not sure.

"After half-time it was better but the two goals should not count. The first is offside, there is a player in front of Onana. The second, what can you do about that?

"I saw lots of positives, but in the end we lose some focus. It's hard when you play so long with 10 men.

"That was the best 20 minutes I saw from my side. Also with 10 we were still controlling the game. It's very disappointing. We fought so hard, played so good. Still we don't have one point."

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Mike Hughes: If that was Liverpool, Arsenal or Man City, they would have comfortably seen the game out in Copenhagen out with 10 men. United are so weak and scared when under the slightest bit of pressure. No leaders on the pitch to regroup and organise.

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Erik ten Hag tells TNT Sports the red card "changed everything" and that Marcus Rashford's red card was "harsh".

"Two goals should never count. First it was offside and the second, what can you do for that?

"I have seen a lot of positives from that game but in the end we have lost some focus."

Full quotes to follow.

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Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane speaking to Uefa: "We've finished top of the group officially which is great. I think it shows where we want to be as a team.

"We had two really tough away games in Copenhagen and Galatasaray as well, so to start the group with four wins out of four and finish top already is credit to the lads and the staff.

"We can enjoy it, but we know the business end is the knockout stages.

"In the first half, we got into the final third in transition we just lacked the final pass or final finish. We knew in the second half we just had to keep that momentum."

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Andrew: If Rashford doesn't get sent off tonight, United win by 4/5. Won't be the narrative in the media or amongst the cynics but if we play like the first 30 mins more often we will become a very good side.

Tim: Man U excellent tonight luck is not with us all the talk of sacking Ten Hag is rubbish the team fought tonight for the club Rashford should not be sent it was an accident very harsh changed the game we would have beaten them easily. Just keep going boys.

Paul Scholes
Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

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It's the home games that you have to win in the Champions League. Get your nine points and then scrape a draw away. We know Galatasaray have more quality than Copenhagen.

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LP: We can play the blame game all we want, saying it was a harsh red card and harsh penalty but the truth is we are awful and something needs to change sharpish and it's not going to be the players unfortunately.

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Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund, speaking to TNT Sports: "Of course we started very well, we controlled the game until the red card and that changed the game of course.

"If you don't look at result and focus on the first 20 minutes, we did quite well.

"We switched off a little bit. We didn't think we would play with one man down. It gave them belief, I know how the crowd can help the team out. It gave them a big boost.

"We did quite good in the beginning of second half, we were composed on the ball. It is unfortunate we are here with zero points."

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England captain Harry Kane scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Galatasaray to reach the last 16 of the Champions League.

Read the match report here.

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Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

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Where United do slightly crumble is when they concede one, they concede again.

Diogo Dalot needs to be aware of where the attacker is. I don't think they have a character in the team to relax them and stop that second goal from happening.

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Anon: Poor defending at the end there, but the whole game turns on an incredibly harsh red card. So hard to keep any team out with 10 men. VAR is deciding games too often this season.

Jack: Another game ruined by VAR. The game I grew up loving has had its soul sapped out by the ridiculous use of technology that is not fit for purpose.

Owen Hargreaves
Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

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The problem United have now is when it goes bad, it goes really bad. That's what they're fighting against. They have to fix these mistakes.

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice speaking to TNT Sports: "Tough game. We knew what to expect and we knew it was a big night. We wanted to get three points on the board, that was key.

"After the upset in the cup and on the weekend, a club like Arsenal can't be losing three games in a row. The manager made that clear. Sometimes when you're playing against a back five it's hard to break down but we kept persisting.

"I've just been taking it game by game. I don't want to be boring but every time I put the shirt on I try to start well. I want to do the best I can for the team. There's more I can still add. But it's been a good start. I'm excited for what's to come.

"I think my best position is probably as a number 6. As a number 8 I do get a bit excited. My biggest strength is breaking up the play and taking the ball from deep. I do get excited when I play number 8 though. I get to show the other side of my game. I didn't stop running tonight!

"Our next game here is at home. We're close to the knockout stages and once you get there it all starts again. That's how you push on and stay focused.

"We love it. You see how passionate Mikel Arteta is. He's living the game through us. He's so energetic. It really fires us up for the game."

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Jonny: Sacking Erik ten Hag would achieve nothing. Who's going to take the job? Yes, he needs to take some blame, but bad luck, especially with injuries, underperforming players, a dysfunctional club structure and some very questionable refereeing are equally to blame here.

Paul Scholes
Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

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Diogo Dalot has no idea his man is there and it's cost United tonight.