Evening all, and welcome to PSG (1) v (2) Borussia Dortmund!

Otherwise, thanks for your company. Night.

Liverpool-Atletico has gone to extra-time - you can follow that here:

So PSG are through! To what, no one knows, but finding enough tonight will be very good for them. They played well in the first half and defended well in the second - the players, Neymar in particular, go wild, and there's a load of noise from outside too. Dortmund, though, were extremely disappointing.

Full-time: PSG 2-0 Borussia DortmundPSG win 3-2 on aggregate.

Gotze curls a ball into the box for Haaland, peeling off, but Marquinhos holds his ground and clears.

We've hardly seen Haaland tonight, nor Sancho for that matter. Paris have shut Dortmund down really well.

I'd love to be writing tension and intensity, but Dortmund just can't find it. It's a long time since I've seen them so flat.

Paris disappear time well, and Mbappe is booked for kicking the ball away.

Kouassi replaces Paredes.

There'll be five added minutes.

Ok, this is what the red card was for: a yellow for the initial challenge - harsh - then Neymar stuck his phizog in Can's so Can pushed him away, incurring a second caution. I can't help but wonder if that would've happened without the melee, after which Neymar was also booked.

Di Maria, who was subbed a fair few minutes ago, is booked. He misses the next game.

AND EMRE CAN IS SENT OFF!

Ruckus! Marquinhos absolutely loses it when Can has the audacity to tackle Neymar, and a rolling maul ensues. Anthony Taylor, the referee, steps away to allow people to hang themselves....

Gotze replaces the extremely disappointing Hakimi.

At Anfield, it's looking like extra-time. Liverpool have had plenty of the ball, but haven't quite found a winner ... yet. Follow that game here:

Neymar swishes a free-kick inside-out, looking for the far top corner and missing by plenty.

Paredes, who's had a solid game, runs across Zagadou, who brings him down and is booked. Free-kick Paris, 25 yards out, quite a way right of centre.

Paris keep the ball nicely, and I wonder if the lack of crowd is helping them here, because there's no outside source of nerves.

Dortmund probe, but find nothing.