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23:00 GMT - That'll just about do it for tonight, what an evening of football. Until next time!
22:55 GMT - Everton boss David Moyes has celebrated tonight's Merseyside derby, which ended in a 2-2 draw.
"A brilliant finish for us, to finish the last Goodison Merseyside derby and score in the last minute is in a way fitting," said the Scot.
21:56 GMT - FULL-TIME: Celtic 1-2 Bayern Munich. It's a tall task for the Scottish champions, but they go to Germany with something on the board. Read our report here.
21:41 GMT - Everton's Abdoulaye Doucoure and Liverpool's Curtis Jones have been given red cards after the full-time whistle at Goodison Park.
Reds boss Arne Slot also given a red for 'unsportsmanlike conduct'.
21:39 GMT - GOAL! Celtic have one back! Daizen Maeda gives the Bhoys a lifeline, 2-1 to Bayern.
21:33 GMT - FULL-TIME: Everton 2-2 Liverpool. Drama! The Toffees stop the Reds from going nine points clear of Arsenal as Arne Slot's men move just seven ahead of the Gunners. Read our full match report here.
21:32 GMT - IT STANDS! Everton level. 2-2.
21:30 GMT - Hold on, there's a VAR review to come... what drama!
21:29 GMT - GOAL! Everton have found an equaliser! James Tarkowski, 2-2.
21:07 GMT - GOAL! Harry Kane scores against Celtic! 2-0 to Bayern in Glasgow.
Kane has been involved in 46 Champions League goals (36 goals, 10 assists). The only Englishmen with more are David Beckham (16 goals, 36 assists) and Wayne Rooney (30 goals, 17 assists).
21:04 GMT - GOAL! Mohamed Salah has put Liverpool ahead at Goodison Park! 2-1.
21:04 GMT - We are back underway in Glasgow. Will Celtic have a response for Bayern?
20:47 GMT - HALF-TIME: Celtic 0-1 Bayern Munich. The Celts have failed to have a shot in the first half of a Champions League match for the first time since March 2008 v Barcelona.
20:45 GMT - GOAL! Bayern have the lead at Celtic Park. Former Crystal Palace star Michael Olise gives the Bavarians the advantage, 1-0.
20:36 GMT - We're back underway at Goodison. Will Liverpool be able to turn things around or will Everton be able to get a result in their last ever Merseyside derby at their old stadium? Still 1-1.
20:20 GMT - HALF-TIME: Everton 1-1 Liverpool.
20:00 GMT - We are underway at Celtic Park! Will the Scottish champions be able to get a result against the Bavarians? Stick with us to find out.
19:45 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool have responded right away! 1-1. Mo Salah expertly sets up Alexis Mac Allister, who makes no mistake. What a start!
19:42 GMT - GOAL! Everton take the lead at Goodison! Beto continues his fine form to put the Toffees 1-0 up against Liverpool.
19:30 GMT - For the final time, the Merseyside derby has just kicked-off at Goodison Park. Stick with us for all the key updates!
19:00 GMT - It's not just Everton and Liverpool we'll be keeping tabs on tonight, no. Celtic have a wee match against a German club called Bayern Munich. You may have heard of them. The team news is below.
18:29 GMT - An interesting little stat for you, ahead of kick-off...
This is Arne Slot’s first meeting with Everton as Liverpool manager. Only one Reds boss has won their first ever league Merseyside derby when that match has come away from home, with Kenny Dalglish overseeing a 3-2 victory in September 1985.
18:20 GMT - The starting XIs for tonight's Merseyside derby are now available! Check out who starts for who below.
For the first time ever, Liverpool have named a Premier League starting XI without a single English player in it.
16:47 GMT - Celtic have won just one of their last 21 games in European competition against teams who have won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, beating Feyenoord 2-1 in December 2023 (D4 L16) - can they pull off an unlikely result against Bayern tonight?
13:58 GMT - Brendan Rodgers said a glamour Champions League play-off tie against Bayern Munich is the stage he wanted for Celtic and is determined to make the German giants fight for a place in the last 16.
"You want them to hurt in this arena as well and you want them to find the challenges of that combination between the supporters and the players on the pitch, making it a really, really, really difficult night."
11:45 GMT - Some Manchester City fans took a not-so-subtle dig at Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr during Tuesday's Champions League playoff game, displaying a banner showing City midfielder Rodri with the Ballon d'Or trophy beside the caption, "Stop crying your heart out."
That came to backfire on them - with Vinicius admitting it spurred him on to put in an excellent performance.
10:10 GMT - Goodison Park, home of Everton since 1892, plays host to the Merseyside derby for the final time tonight as the Toffees aim to derail Liverpool's Premier League title charge.
Everton will move to a new state-of-the-art 53,000-capacity ground on Liverpool's Bramley-Moore Dock next season when they finally leave behind England's first major football stadium.
Read more on tonight's emotional encounter here.
10:08 GMT - Former Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita has faced a torrid time since leaving Anfield in 2023 but now seems to have found a new home with Hungarian side Ferencvaros - under the guidance of former Reds striker Robbie Keane.
Read more on Keita's turbulent few years here.
09:05 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker! We've got another huge evening of action tonight as Celtic host Bayern Munich in the Champions League- while Goodison Park's final Merseyside derby also takes place between Everton and Liverpool!
Tuesday, February 11th
22:47 GMT - That's it from us tonight, join us again for more tomorrow!
22:41 GMT - Pep Guardiola bemoaned the "bad decisions" made by his Manchester City players.
"Many times it happen this season," Guardiola told Amazon Prime.
"I know the the quality of Real Madrid. We took the game in the second half and tried to attack too quick. It happens because they are an exceptional team.
"It happens many times this season. Bad decisions, that's all. I take it. It's not about you and me, it's everyone.
"Of course now it's tough. We have to recover. I think now about Newcastle and then go to the Bernabeu."
22:35 GMT - Manchester City defender John Stones was disappointed seeing his side throw away another lead.
"A few games after the Arsenal one, I don't know how to put it into words straight away, it's so raw and frustrating for everyone," Stones told Amazon Prime.
"We were in the game until so late and then it's two situations that happen and we concede. It's frustrating as a defender to come away with that result.
"It's a feeling of anger and frustration.
"We need to see games out better. The manager said we need to take accountability for what we do on the pitch, I think we do that. We need to step up when these bad moments happen."
22:20 GMT - Real Madrid match-winner Jude Bellingham said his side was confident something would eventually drop for them today despite twice being down to Man City.
"It was a weird one - we played some of our best football of the season and ended up behind," Bellingham told Prime.
"I think we were playing well and creating a lot. We were always confident throughout the game that something would drop for us.
"I don't care what form City are in they are still an unbelievable team. It's always tricky to play against them and we finally took the chance at the end.
"It's always good to take a lead back home and I'm sure the Bernabeu will come through for us.
"It seems like there is up and downs in these knockout games. It's not just game management, it's tactical and it's physiological as well."
22:17 GMT - Kylian Mbappe has now scored a UEFA Champions League goal against Manchester City for Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.
He's the fifth player to score against an opponent for three different sides in the competition after Cristiano Ronaldo (v Lyon), Jörg Butt (v Juventus), Ruud van Nistelrooy (v Bayern Munich) and Edin Dzeko (v Viktoria Plzen).
22:14 GMT - A late Samuel Mbangula strike means Juventus will take a narrow first-leg lead to the Philips Stadion next week, as PSV Eindhoven impressed but eventually floundered in a rollercoaster UEFA Champions League play-off match.
22:12 GMT - Borussia Dortmund won an away leg of a UEFA Champions League knockout tie for just the third time in their last 13 attempts as they defeated Sporting CP 3-0 at Estadio Jose Alvalade.
21:59 GMT - It's also finished Sporting 0-3 Dortmund and Juventus 2-1 PSV.
We'll have reaction from the matches coming up as soon as they drop.
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! Stunned silence at the Etihad as Real Madrid steal a massive 3-2 win against Man City.
A famous first win at the ground for the Spanish giants.
21:53 GMT - GOAL! Late drama as some shoddy defending again sees Jude Bellingham is played in for an open goal to stun the home crowd into silence.
It's now 3-2 to Real Madrid with a minute of added time left. Scenes.
21:48 GMT - GOAL! You just can't rule them out. Real Madrid pile on the pressure and a rapid attack sees Ederson give the ball away, before a rebound beats the Brazilian from Brahim Diaz to make it 2-2.
Not one the City keeper will want to see again.
21:41 GMT - GOAL! Haaland steps up to take the penalty and he drills it into the bottom left to make it a phenomenal 49 goals in 49 Champions League games. It's 2-1 to Manchester City.
Meanwhile, Karim Adeyemi has put Dortmund 3-0 up against Sporting.
21:39 GMT - GOAL! Samuel Mbangula restores Juventus' lead against PSV.
21:37 GMT - PENALTY! Phil Foden is brought down in the box and the referee doesn't hesitate in pointing to the spot. Stonewall, although Foden looks like he's in some pain and has stayed down.
21:20 GMT - GOAL! Kylian Mbappe scuffs the ball in front of goal in what feels like slow motion, but his shinner loops into the net to equalise for Real Madrid and make it 1-1.
21:18 GMT - GOAL! Serhou Guirassyn scores to put Borussia Dortmund a goal up away at Sporting.
That's his 10th goal of the 2024 UEFA Champions League this edition, more than any other Borussia Dortmund player.
21:14 GMT - GOAL! Croatian legend Ivan Perisic - now aged 36 - pulls PSV level against Juventus.
21:10 GMT - Haaland sees an attempt crack the bar but he's adjudged to be offside anyway. Much more positive start to the half for Man City.
21:06 GMT - We're back at it.
20:50 GMT - HALF-TIME! Manchester City take a one-goal lead into the break against Real Madrid thanks to Haaland's effort.
20:47 GMT - HALF-TIME! Juventus lead at the break, while Sporting and Dortmund remain goalless.
20:36 GMT - GOAL! Weston McKennie has scored his third goal in the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League, netting for the first time since 11th December 2024 against Manchester City. Juventus lead PSV 1-0.
20:30 GMT - Grealish is subbed off with what looks like an injury after a positive start.
Phil Foden replaces him.
20:20 GMT - GOAL! For the first time in his career, Erling Haaland scores a goal against Real Madrid, and what a time to get it.
Grealish clips a fine ball into Joško Gvardiol, which is knocked down to the Norwegian, who dinks it in.
VAR is checking for offside... it's a lengthy one... it stands!
20:12 GMT - A few quickfire chances for Real Madrid as they're cranking up the pressure on City's defence.
Vinicius Jr finds himself clean through and is taken out by Ederson, leading the ref to point to the spot.
Fortunately for City fans, he was ruled offside by the assistant. But a warning sign.
20:00 GMT - We're underway in the evening's remaining Champions League play-off matches - follow all the scores and stats live here with Flashscore.
19:45 GMT - It’s advantage Paris Saint-Germain in this UEFA Champions League (UCL) knockout round play-off tie after Les Parisiens stretched their remarkable unbeaten run to 17 games with a 3-0 win over Stade Brestois.
Read our report from the first leg here.
19:18 GMT - Real Madrid have knocked out an English Premier League club from the knockout stages of each of the last four UEFA Champions League seasons: 2020/21 (Liverpool), 2021/22 (Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool), 2022/23 (Liverpool, Chelsea), 2023/24 (Man City).
19:09 GMT - In attack, Erling Haaland has been a key player for Manchester City in Champions League play with six goals, which is tied for the fifth highest among the competition's top scorers. Visitors Real Madrid have been a threat to opposition teams mainly courtesy of Vinícius Júnior, who has scored on seven occasions in the current campaign.
The striker ranks fourth for goals scored in the competition in 2024/2025.
19:05 GMT - John Stones and Kevin De Bruyne get the nod from the start for Manchester City against a strong Real Madrid line-up.
Jack Grealish also sneaks in - big game for him tonight.
18:42 GMT - The champions of England Manchester City will take on the kings of Europe in Real Madrid for the fourth consecutive season in the Champions League.
Here are five ties between the clubs over the past decade that have turned the clash into European football's modern classic.
18:38 GMT - Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was asked in his press conference ahead of the clash with Real Madrid on Tuesday night if the Spanish side set the standard in the Champions League.
"Definitely. There are few clubs in Europe with a history like this (Real's).
"We have not done, let's say, 'quite well' in the group stage, so we deserve to be where we are."
18:35 GMT - Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti believes the winner of his side's Champions League play-off clash with Manchester City will be among the favourites to lift the trophy.
"Yes, the most difficult opponent, most important opponent and against the best manager," Ancelotti said at a pre-match press conference on Monday.
Read more on his pre-match comments here.
18:05 GMT - There are four Champions League play-off matches tonight, the standout being the first leg between Manchester City and Real Madrid.
PSG, Juventus and Dortmund are all in action tonight - the French champions are already underway against Brest if you want to follow that one.
18:00 GMT - Welcome back to our Football Tracker!