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22:44 GMT - That's a wrap, thanks for joining us and goodnight!
22:42 GMT - A deflated Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola admitted his side didn't deserve to win on the night.
"After we conceded the goal in the first action we didn't defend well, it was more and more difficult," Guardiola told TNT Sports.
"We have to accept it, the best team won so congratulations to Real Madrid. Now we focus on the Premier League.
"It's a fantastic team. They deserve to go through. We didn't deserve it, it's the first year we didn't make a good Champions League season. We have to accept it and fight for next season to be here again.
"Of course, Real Madrid are contenders to win the Champions League now, but there are other good teams around."
22:39 GMT - FULL-TIME! Juventus bow out of Europe at the hands of PSV, who progress with a 3-1 win on the night.
22:30 GMT - Jude Bellingham praised Real Madrid's defensive display as well as their attacking exploits this evening.
"It was a good evening and a good performance from us," Bellingham told TNT Sports.
"It was a really enjoyable game to play in. The most important thing for us was the defensive side of the game.
"We knew that once we boxed that off we could attack with more freedom and that was the key tonight and in the other game."
22:18 GMT - Half-time in extra-time and PSV have a slender one-goal lead over Juventus.
22:17 GMT - Man of the match Mbappe was pleased with his contribution to tonight's victory and said that he is ready to show his quality.
"A perfect night for the team, we wanted to win," Mbappe told Movistar.
"We wanted to qualify for the next round. For us it was only logical that Real Madrid reached the next round of the Champions League.
"When you play against Manchester City it is always a difficult game but we knew that at home we would be very strong. We played better as a group and we were able to give a lot of joy to the fans.
"I want to play well here, I want to make a mark on the season. I want to write history with Real Madrid. The adaptation period for me has ended and now I have to show my quality."
22:01 GMT - Juventus and PSV finished 2-1 which means we go to extra-time with the score 3-3 on aggregate. Follow live here.
21:57 GMT - Real Madrid prevailed over Manchester City in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) knockout stages for a third season out of the last four, with Kylian Mbappé’s superb hat-trick delivering a 3-1 triumph on the night to propel Los Blancos into the last 16 via an emphatic 6-3 aggregate scoreline.
21:51: FULL-TIME! Manchester City's Champions League hopes are dashed as they lose 3-1 to Real Madrid on the night and 6-3 on aggregate.
21:48 GMT - GOAL! Consolation for Manchester City as Nico Gonzalez taps in a rebounded free-kick effort.
21:47 GMT - FULL-TIME! PSG have absolutely hammered their French rivals Brest 7-0 on the night and 10-0 on aggregate.
21:26 GMT - FULL-TIME! It's two potentially crucial dropped points for Liverpool in the Premier League title race as Aston Villa cause more than a few scares for Arne Slot.
Liverpool missed the chance to go 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League (PL) table after they had to settle for a 2-2 draw in a gripping contest against Aston Villa – a result which helps maintain their unbeaten away league record this term.
Catch up with our report here.
21:18 GMT - GOAL! Who else? Mbappe gets his second Real Madrid hat-trick with a clinically executed shot into the bottom left corner.
World class. Job done.
21:03 GMT - They're back out in the Champions League.
No sign of Haaland, Doku or De Bruyne for Man City just yet.
20:51 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool are back level thanks to a fine finish by Trent Alexander-Arnold, teed up by Salah. It's 2-2: game on!
Salah has now assisted his 15th goal in the Premier League this season, more than any other player. So top of the goals and assist charts right now, decent.
20:47 GMT - There's the half-times across the board. Work to do for City.
Elsewhere, Juventus and PSV are goalless, meaning Juve go through on aggregate as things stand.
PSG are 2-0 up against Brest which pretty much sees them through barring a miracle comeback.
20:43 GMT - It's the first time Kylian Mbappe has scored two goals in a game since April 16th, 2024, against Barcelona.
20:35 GMT - A big 45 minutes ahead for Liverpool who trail Aston Villa 2-1. They're back out for the second half.
20:33 GMT - GOAL! Real Madrid have a second and it's Mbappe again. The Frenchman showcases some fine footwork to create space in the City box before unleashing a fierce shot into the net.
It's 2-0 and looking a very tall order for Guardiola's men.
20:30 GMT - Half an hour played and it's been a fairly dominant Real Madrid display so far.
They've had 67.3 per cent possession over the last 15 minutes.
20:20 GMT - HALF-TIME! There's the whistle. Great time for Aston Villa to bag their second.
20:19 GMT - GOAL! A huge goal at Villa Park as Ollie Watkins fires the home side into the lead after initially trailing Liverpool.
They've responded excellently and have been piling on the pressure for the last 15 minutes. Great spell for Emery's side and it's 2-1 just before half-time.
20:08 GMT - GOAL! All square at Villa Park as Youri Tielemans volleys home from inside the Liverpool box. It's 1-1.
Aston Villa have now scored in their last 10 Premier League home games.
20:07 GMT - Another early blow for Pep Guardiola as John Stones is forced off with an injury. Nathan Ake replaces him.
20:05 GMT - GOAL! Is that all she wrote already? Kylian Mbappe uses his blistering pace to get onto the end of a long ball and dink the ball over Ederson in the Man City goal. It's 1-0 on the night, and now 4-2 to Madrid on aggregate.
20:00 GMT - We're up and running at the Bernabeu - remember you can follow live audio commentary here.
19:59 GMT - GOAL! The Premier League top scorer adds another to his tally after a poor Andres Garcia backpass lets Mohamed Salah in with a simple finish to make it 1-0 to Liverpool at Villa Park.
19:55 GMT - It's still goalless between Aston Villa and Liverpool after the first 25 minutes, but as you'd expect, the Reds are the ones applying most of the early pressure.
19:39 GMT - It's finished 0-0 between Dortmund and Sporting, meaning the Germans advance thanks to their 3-0 victory in the first leg.
They're one of the sides the could await Aston Villa in the next round.
19:32 GMT - We're underway at Villa Park - follow all the stats live here.
19:05 GMT - Despite our post from half an hour ago, Erling Haaland is not in Manchester City's starting line-up to face Real Madrid. Commentator's curse, etc.
Omar Marmoush looks like he'll be up front in a false nine kind of role. Big blow for Guardiola but surely the Norwegian will feature at some point?
18:38 GMT - The line-ups are in for Liverpool's visit to Aston Villa at 19:30 GMT.
18:36 GMT - Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has scored 49 goals in 48 UEFA Champions League games, with his brace in the first leg his first-ever strikes against Real Madrid.
A goal tonight would see him become the fastest to 50 goals in terms of both appearances and age (24 years, 213 days).
18:15 GMT - Aston Villa’s Unai Emery has won just one of his 12 meetings with Liverpool in all competitions (D4 L7), winning the 2016 UEFA Europa League final 3-1 with Sevilla.
Among opponents he has faced 5+ times in his managerial career, that win rate of 8 per cent against Liverpool is his lowest.
18:09 GMT - Real Madrid have only failed to score in one of their last 78 UEFA Champions League home games (207 goals scored), doing so in a 3-0 loss to CSKA Moscow in December 2018.
Which doesn't bode too well for City this evening.
18:06 GMT - Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola will be the first managers to face each other on 10 occasions in the UEFA Champions League, eight of which have come while in charge of their current clubs, Real Madrid and Manchester City.
Ancelotti has won four of the nine meetings so far (D3 L2), while he’s never lost at home to the Spaniard (W2 D2).
Get all the key information you need ahead of kick-off here.
18:00 GMT - There's an important fixture in the Premier League tonight as league leaders Liverpool aim to cement top spot with a tricky clash against Aston Villa.
Follow live audio commentary from 19:30 GMT.
17:50 GMT - The early Champions League fixture between Borussia Dortmund and Sporting is underway - follow that one live here.
13:45 GMT - Atalanta striker Ademola Lookman said his coach Gian Piero Gasperini's comments describing him as "one of the worst penalty takers" he had ever seen after Tuesday's Champions League exit were "deeply disrespectful" and hurtful.
The club were knocked out of the Champions League last night against Club Brugge with Lookman missing a second-half penalty - prompting Gasperini to criticise the forward.
13:15 GMT - Pep Guardiola acknowledged on Tuesday that he was playing mind games with his assessment that Manchester City had only a "one percent" chance of eliminating holders Real Madrid in the Champions League during their second-leg play-off tie.
"I lied about the one percent chance. For the first time, I lied," a grinning Guardiola replied at his press conference.
10:45 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker! We've got more Champions League action to cover tonight with the second leg of Manchester City's clash with Real Madrid the main focal point.
Liverpool are also in Premier League action against Aston Villa at 19:30, while there are three other Champions League fixtures to keep an eye on too - with Dortmund, PSG and Juventus all featuring.
Tuesday, February 18th
23:00 GMT - That's it from us tonight, join us again tomorrow for the remaining Champions League fixtures. Night!
22:47 GMT - Veteran Celtic keeper Kasper Schmeichel was gutted with his side's late defeat against Bayern and desperately wanted another 30 minutes.
"Frustration, disappointment, I thought it was a heroic performance, very brave," he told Amazon Prime.
"Football is a cruel game sometimes, that’s the emotion at the moment.
"I was loving every minute so another 30 would have been amazing.
"There's just so much disappointment but in the next few days when we take a step back and analyse the fact we're away to Bayern and are disappointed in drawing, I think that says a lot when you think of where we started the competition to where we got to.
"It will stand us in good stead for the future.
"We've got a lot of young players in there that haven't played at this stage, this level, with this kind of pressure so it's a tough learning curve but in the long run it will probably be a good one."
22:37 GMT - Despite defeat, Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers feels his side have done Scottish football proud tonight.
"Not what the players deserved, especially right at the very end," Rodgers told Amazon Prime.
"They gave so much to the game.
"We didn't give away too much, I felt our concentration was good and denied them space, and then we had some quality and great moves, and actually had the best chances in the game I felt.
"A real heroic performance, just unfortunate at the end. It was just such a cruel way to not even lose the game but to go out of the competition.
"I think our European credibility has been restored this season; I think we’d built that up from last year; that's my takeaway from this season."
22:14 GMT - Club Brugge emphatically ended their seven-game winless away run against Italian opposition (D2, L5), beating Atalanta 3-1 in Bergamo and 5-2 on aggregate to reach the UEFA Champions League (UCL) last 16.
22:11 GMT - Benfica extended their unbeaten European home record against French opposition to 19 matches with an exhilarating 3-3 draw against Monaco, booking their place in the UEFA Champions League last 16 with a 4-3 aggregate win.
22:01 GMT - We'll have some reaction coming up for you as soon as we get it.
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! Celtic gave it everything but it's Bayern Munich who progress.
Read our report from the match here.
21:53 GMT - GOAL! Heartbreak for Celtic as Alphonso Davies bundles the ball over the line in the final minute of added time despite some heroic efforts in goal by Kasper Schmeichel.
The Celtic defenders crumble to the floor, devastated.
21:49 GMT - Benfica and Monaco have put on an absolute barnstormer in Portugal; it's 3-3 going into added time there.
Benfica still hold the goal advantage on aggregate.
21:46 GMT - Bayern have been piling on the pressure but Celtic's defence has held firm until now, with a few minutes still to go.
Extra-time on the cards here.
21:23 GMT - GOAL! The Allianz Arena is stunned into silence as former Bayern Munich man Nicolas-Gerrit Kuhn is played through to give the Scottish champions a deserved lead. It's 1-0 and 2-2 on aggregate!
21:04 GMT - We are back underway in the Champions League - who's going through?
One notable sub from Munich - Harry Kane has gone off and is replaced by Kingsley Coman.
The England captain hit the bar shortly before half-time but was a fitness doubt prior to the match. Big boost for Celtic.
20:54 GMT - Despite levelling the aggregate score after a minute, AC Milan crashed out of the UEFA Champions League (UCL) at the knockout play-off round as they were held to a 1-1 draw on the night by Feyenoord, losing the tie 2-1 on aggregate.
20:47 GMT - HALF-TIME! Celtic have given a very good account of themselves in that first 45. It's 0-0, 2-1 to Bayern on aggregate.
Elsewhere, it's now Atalanta 0-3 Club Brugge and still Benfica 1-1 Monaco.
20:39 GMT - It's 1-1 just before half-time between Benfica and Monaco, with the Portuguese side leading on aggregate.
Monaco have given themselves a fighting chance through Takumi Minamino.
20:30 GMT - Celtic and Bayern Munich have both had a couple of decent chances but it's an even half so far in Germany. Still 0-0.
The Scottish side are still very much in this one.
20:27 GMT - Atalanta are falling apart at home to Club Brugge. They're 2-0 down, both goals coming from young Belgian Chemsdine Talbi.
20:00 GMT - We have kicked off between Bayern Munich and Celtic, plus the other Champions League play-off matches.
19:55 GMT - That result means Feyenoord will face either Arsenal or Inter in the next round.
19:44 GMT - Bayern Munich are unbeaten in their last 20 home matches in the UEFA Champions League (W16 D4), while only once previously have they had a longer such run in the competition – 29 games between March 1998 and April 2002.
Their current unbeaten home streak of 20 games is also the longest active one in the Champions League.
19:42 GMT - A heavily weakened team of Feyenoord kids have pulled off a miracle at the San Siro as Julian Carranza's equaliser has knocked 10-man AC Milan out of the Champions League.
19:06 GMT - Despite questions surrounding his fitness, Harry Kane does indeed start up front for Bayern Munich against Celtic tonight.
Here are the starting line-ups:
18:38 GMT - In last week's opening leg at Celtic Park, Bayern München triumphed 2-1. Michael Olise struck first for the German side in the 45th minute. Harry Kane also was on the scoresheet. Daizen Maeda scored for the Hoops in the 79th minute.
Bayern München have got the better of Celtic of late with wins in three straight encounters, dating to October 2017. Bayern during that period have outscored the Hoops with seven goals for and two against.
18:33 GMT - It's half-time and Milan lead Feyenoord at 1-0 at the break. It's 1-1 on aggregate.
18:14 GMT - Milan have taken a first-half lead against Feyenoord thanks to new signing Santiago Gimenez!
17:38 GMT - Tonight's early fixture between AC Milan and Feyenoord gets underway in around five minutes - the Italian giants need to overturn a 1-0 defeat in the first leg. Follow that one live here.
16:50 GMT - Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany said he believes Harry Kane will be fit to face Celtic on Tuesday after the striker missed training ahead of the Champions League game.
"(It's) definitely nothing bad. We've just had very little time to recover and sometimes you need an extra day," Kompany told reporters.
"We'll see how he feels, but I assume it's nothing too bad - we've just got very little time to refresh and recover."
15:05 GMT - Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers urged his underdog side not to die wondering in Tuesday's must-win Champions League second leg away at Bayern Munich.
"Whatever happens on Tuesday, the guys can be really proud of what they've achieved and can look to build on that," he said.
"We always want to keep our boldness, but our humility is important as well. We understand the size of the task, but we want to go and give the best we possibly can."
13:55 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome to our Football Tracker! We'll have updates from tonight's standout Champions League clash between Celtic and Bayern Munich - which gets underway at 20:00 GMT.
Brendan Rodgers' side only trail by a single goal after a 2-1 defeat in the first leg and have a slim chance of pulling off an upset against Vincent Kompany's side.
Also in action tonight, AC Milan host Feyenoord at 17:45 while Atalanta face Club Brugge and Benfica welcome Monaco (both 20:00).
