Electric start from the hosts! Julian Brandt is almost in on goal but loses his footing, the ball is flicked back and Chelsea loanee Ian Maatsen rattles in a shot which is tipped over by Walter Benítez.

Maatsen was pulled as he had that shot too...

Atletico Madrid on the attack early doors. Antoine Griezmann finds Samuel Lino with a clever pass but he can't pick out someone with his cross.

Moments later Lino does put in a cross but Marcos Llorente can't quite reach it.

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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

You can certainly see that they [Atletico Madrid] believe, such is the optimism that is going around the ground this evening.

But Inter Milan are a tough team.

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We are under way in the last two Champions League last 16 ties.

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This is Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone’s 50th home game in charge in the Champions League, the seventh man to reach that milestone.

He has lost just five of the first 49. Only Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho have reached 50 with defeats.

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The Champions League is Dortmund's best chance of silverware this season.

They are out of the German Cup and sit fourth in the Bundesliga, 20 points off top.

"Our season is not over yet," Dortmund coach Edin Terzic said.

"We've got a huge chance and we want to invest everything for it.

"We can go in with a good feeling - we've earned that after some hard work in the first leg."

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PSV coach Peter Bosz is returning to the side who sacked him a few years back.

Bosz only lasted seven months in charge, winning six Bundesliga games before getting the boot in December 2017.

"I know from experience it can get very loud," said Bosz of the famous Dortmund atmosphere.

"At the beginning, the atmosphere will be very good for Dortmund. But when we play our best football, it might quieten down a bit. That's up to us."

You'll Never Walk Alone into Van Halen's Jump!

Dortmund know how to party.

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This is Jadon Sancho's first Champions League home game for Borussia Dortmund since December 2020.

He has four goals and four assists in his previous 11 Champions League games at Signal Iduna Park.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Simeone is great and he gets this crowd behind the team. The manager is very passionate and outspoken, and up and down the touchline.

As we are sat here, we are right in front of the home dugout so I'm sure we will get a perfect view of it.

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PSV have previously visited Signal Iduna Park only once, drawing 1-1 in the group stage of the 2002-03 Champions League.

In fact, the sides have only met three times before, including the 1-1 draw in the first leg of this year's last-16 tie.

Dortmund have never lost to their Dutch counterparts, but could that change this evening?

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on TNT Sports

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If you look at Morata's resume, it's incredible.

This guy has played for the biggest clubs and this season he has found more consistency. He has found the consistency to go with the tools that he always had.

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Coming into tonight's Champions League match, Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan have beaten each other once from just two meetings between the clubs.

Of course, Inter edged tonight's hosts at San Siro in the first leg of this year's last-16 tie, but Atleti tasted victory in the Uefa Super Cup final in 2010, following the clubs' respective Champions League and Uefa Cup triumph's the season prior.

Diego Simeone's team must win by at least one goal at the Wanda Metripolitano tonight to give the them any hope of becoming the third Spanish side through to the quarter-finals.

Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool winger on TNT Sports

Can Inter muster up a performance in this stadium, in this cauldron?

It feels like one goal could change the game and Atletico could do it tonight.

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone has said before he could see himself managing Inter Milan one day, having also played for the Italian side.

But his attention for now is on trying to knock them out of the Champions League.

"We will face probably one of the best teams in Europe," said the Argentine.

"But I trust in my players and my team and I know they are going to have a good game against a great opponent. It will be a match that requires very high concentration and whoever has it will win.

"I understand everything that is happening to us. Until the home game against Athletic we had a very good season, competing.

"In the last few games the team did not maintain the level it had been playing at and we hope to continue to grow from the lessons we have learned."

Atletico Madrid have won seven of their past nine home games against Italian sides, but this is the first time they have hosted Inter Milan.

Inter, meanwhile, are winless in their last 10 away games against Spanish sides in the Champions League, a run going back almost 20 years.

I was lucky enough to attend a Champions League knockout game at Dortmund once. It will be rocking tonight.

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The famous 'Yellow Wall' has long been filled up and is ready to welcome their side out for this tough examination.

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PSV are 10 points clear at the top in the Netherlands and have only suffered two defeats in any competition in over a year.

Those losses were 4-0 at Arsenal in September and 1-0 at Feyenoord in the Dutch Cup in January.

Both teams who beat PSV have something in common - a Timber twin. Jurrien missed Arsenal's win with his serious injury but Quinten scored the Feyenoord winner.