That's all from us tonight on another eventful night in Europe. Here's the match reports from those two games:

Paris St-Germain 1-1 Newcastle

Manchester City 3-2 RB Leipzig

We're back tomorrow for Manchester United's early kick-off in Galatasaray, before Arsenal take on Lens.

United head to Istanbul knowing they can't reach the knockout stages if they lose. Arsenal need just a point to progress.

Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Napoli are also in action.

See you then!

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

Tino Livramento is a special player. He's found a way into Newcastle fans' hearts and I think it's because of performances like that.

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Manchester City

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Erling Haaland scored his 40th Champions League goal in just his 35th appearance in the competition. He’s netted 12 goals against RB Leipzig in all competitions, at least five more than any other opponent in his top-flight club career.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

Eddie Howe has got them [reacting in a] really positive way. They don't feel sorry for themselves. We'll see at the weekend what they can do against Manchester United.

Atletico Madrid are through to the last 16 with a 3-1 win over Feyenoord.

They needed to Lazio to lose to Celtic to confirm top spot so still have that to play for.

Lazio's 2-0 win over the Scottish side sealed their place in the knockout stages.

Borussia Dortmund's 3-1 win over AC Milan means they are through, while Barcelona's 2-1 win over Porto also seals their place in the last 16 - though neither team have secured top spot yet.

Newcastle went to Parc des Princes in the Champions League and got a point.

But this was their reaction at full-time which says it all.

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Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

I thought Newcastle were excellent and weathered the initial storm. After that, they played some great stuff. I thought the work rate from Miguel Almiron was fantastic.

Manchester City

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Julian Alvarez has been involved in six goals in his last five Champions League games (5 goals, 1 assist), coming on as a substitute in four of these appearances.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

The game shifted because Luis Enrique could turn around to his bench and make changes.

Eddie Howe didn't have any of that.

Newcastle United

More from Newcastle manager Eddie Howe speaking to TNT Sports: "Nick [Pope] was like he was against AC Milan away when we needed a giant performance from him. The players accepted we had to defend well and defend our goal like our life depended on it. It looked like we got there. They missed some chances, you can't deny that.

"When we've defended so well in that shape, with that personnel for so long, sometimes you make a change and it creates a mistake. Sometimes you twist, sometimes you stick. We decided to stick and obviously it didn't work out.

"We're still in it. That's another thing we can't forget. We could easily have come here and have not been in the competition anymore. We still believe. As much as it's a huge, deflating feeling - it could be another story in our season."

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe to TNT Sports: "I'm still coming to terms with it. I feel really flat but at the same time really pleased with what the players gave today. Their commitment, execution... We rode our luck. We ran out of luck at the end. I didn't think it was a penalty.

"What you don't take into account with those replays is how quick the ball goes. It hits his chest first. If it hits his hands first, well it's still not a penalty because he's so close. But you can make more of a case.

"It's not a penalty when it hits his chest first and then hits his hand which is low. I'm not allowed to sum it up. I can't say my inner thoughts obviously [I'd get in trouble].

"I thought the referee was having a good game up until this moment. He had been strong."

Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to TNT Sports, on his side's first half performance "That's the Champions League.

"Leipzig is always a team that qualifies for the last-16 the last five or six years. We conceded too much defensively. You have to win the actions and we didn't do it.

"We had to be relaxed as possible and we reacted really well. We are first in the group and I am very satisfied for the reaction at the end. The team runs and fights and has spirit.

"We changed with our press. Rico [Lewis] was again exceptional and Phil [Foden] in the final third had decisive movements. I think Jeremy [Doku] changed our rhythm."

On Erling Haaland being the fastest to reach 40 Champions League goals: "He breaks the record. It's good for him."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

Nick Pope's arguably had the game of his life on one of the biggest stages. He saved everything.

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Kylian Mbappe's goal in the 98th minute was his latest in the competition.

He's netted 43 goals in the Champions League.

Paris St-Germain
Paris St-Germain

Paris St-Germain goalscorer Kylian Mbappe on TNT Sports: "It's hard when you see the game. What happened was we had so many chances to win. In football you can be so much better but don't win.

"I try to be at my best level every night. I think I could have done more for my team. I had many chances and didn't score more goals.

"Too many chances. You watch many games and in the Champions League you have to score when you have the opportunity."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

What is Livramento meant to do with his arms? Wrap them round his back? I'm fuming. The players threw everything at it and it should have been one of those historic wins.

Newcastle have been robbed.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

It comes off Tino Livramento's chest and hits his elbow.

That is absolutely never a penalty. If we're giving a penalty for that, then it is a disgrace.

Manchester City

Manchester City's Phil Foden, speaking to TNT Sports: "First half was the worst I've seen us. Courage and motivation courage changed it around. This team has great mentality and its so nice to see.

"We just needed that [first] goal to get going. Even the fans were a lot louder after the goal. Once the first went in the motivation was there.

"We've got a great record at the Etihad and it only takes one goal to change things."

On his goal: "I've been rushing a few chances but I passed it through the guys legs. Fortunately it went in."

Ally McCoist is asked if he wants to see the penalty decision again before his analysis and he replies:

"Well, it will just annoy me, but go on."