Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Inter Milan v Barcelona in the final Champions League group round.

Lovely delivery into the area from Biraghi, Neto pushes the ball away from the goal and the clinging onto it.

The one strange thing is Griezmann not really involved. You'd think he'd be looking to dominate in the absence of Messi and Suarez.

Good save from Neto on his debut. Umtiti looks well out of his depth, muscled out by Martinez, he moved the ball inside to Lukaku who fed Biraghi and his fierce strike, albeit at a nice height, was parried away.

Lukaku plays the ball across the penalty area to Martinez but a superb challenge from Wague snuffs out the danger.

Without the stars but just like in that famous semi-final between these sides, Inter are happy for Barca to have the ball then ready to pounce on the counter-attack.

Jadon Sancho has scored for Dortmund so as things stand Inter are out.

Great chance for Lukaku, he turned inside Umtiti but Lenglet's despairing challenge spooned the ball away from the target

Carles Perez takes his shot early and forces a smart save from Handanovic.

Lukaku has the ball into the back of the net with aplomb but he was clearly offside.

First chance comes from Inter who break at speed and Valero plays in D'Ambrosio on the edge of the box but he fires over the bar.

You wouldn't know it was a reserve side the way Barca are knocking the ball about. Inter can't get it off them.

We are underway and immediately Inter head deep into Barca's half where Martinez is dispossessed.

The players are on the field, the anthem is playing, we're about to get underway.

Just a reminder how the standings look. With Inter having a better aggregate score than Dortmund in their matches together (2-0 at San Siro, 3-2 in Signal Iduna Park), so will go through as long as they win, or draw in the unlikely scenario the German side do not beat Slavia.

The first time Messi's been rested in a Champions League game for EIGHT years.

Suarez and Busquets on the bench. It will be interesting to see under what circumstances they will be brought on.

More reasons for Inter to be optimistic. Not having to play Messi a bigger deal you'd probably say.

You'd have to say that Barca line up is pretty disappointing, not least for Dortmund who need to better Inter's result when they play Slavia Prague.

Inter: Handanovic, D’Ambrosio, Godin, de Vrij, Skriniar, Biraghi, Vecino, Valero, Brozovic, Martinez, Lukaku

Barcelona: Neto, Todibo, Lenglet, Umtiti, Wague, Rakitic, Vidal, Alena, Firpo, Carles Perez, Griezmann