Evening all, and what an evening it's going to be! Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur, for the right to play Ajax in the semi-finals of the Champions League! Havesummadat!

Half-time: Manchester City 3-2 Tottenham Hotspur (agg 3-3)

But then Alli overplays and Sterling robs him, just about held up by Alderweireld on the edge. City have Spurs boxed now - the visitors badly need the whistle.

...which finds Alli at the near post, and he chests down calmly before humping clear.

Trippier gets touch-tight to Sterling and forces him away from goal, then pulls his arm. Silly boy, free-kick City from on the touchline...

There'll be three added minutes.

De Bruyne, out on the right, chops inside and drives a low left-footer which Lloris saves easily enough.

Trippier has grown into the game, and does really well to hold Mendy up. Spurs still look dangerous on the break, too - City's defence just isn't good enough to cope if they play it well.

Niiiice from Llorente, holding up then finding Eriksen close by who drives a delightful first-time ball across the pitch to Son, left-footed; he goes at Walker on the outside, then spanks a low shot, which scooshes just wide of the far post.

Llorente comes on for Sissoko, which isn't a bad change - he gives Spurs a different out-ball, because he can hold it up well. Alli is now playing deeper in midfield, which he'll relish.

Sissoko is booked for something, staying down too long I think.

Sissoko is back on, then goes down again. He'll have to go off, but has at least wasted as much time as possible in the process.

And eventually, Silva takes the worst corner you've ever seen, looking for the near post but actually driving out of play before it.

sSissoko is down again...

First flash of Aguero, a lovely first touch on the half-turn taking him away from Alderweireld ... who reads the intention and blocks the shot on the spin.

De Bruyne turns away from Sissoko, who feels something turning on a sixpence - ok, a flying saucer - but after a pause he's up.

I wonder if Guardiola picked Bernardo on the right to get Sterling going at Trippier, who is Spurs' major weakness. Even if not, it's working well, and as soon he gets the measure, it'll be time for Sane.

Man, football. Football, man. This thing of ours is so, so good.

City wind it up and Bernardo ducks inside Rose then wipes his foot across a shot that swerves out; Trippier does well to kick away, though the ball was going wide.

Sadio Mane - what a player he now is - has scored for Liverpool away to Porto, who now need four to go through. That is not going to happen.

City try to turn it up again, De Bruyne sticking a ball into the box that Trippier clears.