Dortmund v PSV LIVE: UEFA Champions League updates as Sancho and Reus send Dortmund through

Here’s how Dortmund took the lead on the night.

Malen darts down the left and drills a cross right into the danger area, which somehow evades all of the yellow-shirted forwards up in attack. It’s wave after wave of Dortmund threat right now and it could easily be much more than just 1-0.

Brand stings the palms of Benitez from a wide angle, but the keeper’s save deflects the ball right into the danger area, and Malen very nearly takes advantage with a first-time shot that looks destined for the bottom corner only for the sprawling legs of the keeper to make the ‘save’. He knew very little about that, and Malen holds his head in his hands. It should be 2-0.

The visitors work the ball into the box and there’s a hint of an opportunity for Tillman, who can’t quite manage to open up a shooting position. That’s more like it.

Sancho is back full of confidence and shows off a silky trick to dart into space down the right. PSV have no answer to the pace and threat of Dortmund’s attacking play so far tonight.

Fulkrug is in space on the left of the area but he drags his shot wide. Dortmund continue to pour forward and there’s a half-shout for a penalty.

There’s a cynical block on the break to stop a Dortmund counter-attack… or at least that’s what you would have called it were it not the referee getting in the way of the move. That’s the second time he’s got into a poor position already, but protests that it isn’t his fault. Not sure who else’s fault it could be, but there we go.

The home side are really ticking and Sancho is full of confidence after that early goal. He darts to the byline and cuts a dangerous cross back into the mixer which PSV scramble to safety.

Dortmund lead 2-1 on aggregate and it’s Jadon Sancho who’s got it. He steps onto his right outside the box and whips his shot through a defender’s legs and in off the near post, with the goalkeeper perhaps slightly unsighted. What a start for the home side!

There’s a massive moment early on as the ball breaks to Maatsen in the box. He’s pulled back slightly, but shrugs off an incident that could have interested the officials, and then draws a reaction save out of Benitez. He maybe should have scored, but it was all going on there.

Dortmund, kitted out in their famous yellow and black, get the game underway.

The players are gathering in the tunnel and the atmosphere at the Signal Iduna Park is absolutely rocking.

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We know six of the teams through to the quarter-finals of Europe’s biggest club competition. Will Dortmund or PSV join them tonight?

Porto 1-1 Arsenal (aet Arsenal won 4-2 on penalties)

Napoli 2-4 Barcelona

Paris Saint-Germain 4-1 Real Sociedad

Lazio 1-3 Bayern Munich

Copenhagen 2-6 Manchester City

Leipzig 1-2 Real Madrid

Inter Milan 1-0 Atletico Madrid

PSV 1-1 Borussia Dortmund

Atletico Madrid host Inter in the other Champions League tie this evening, which you can also watch live on TNT Sports and discovery+. You can also follow the excellent Des Kane’s live text commentary of that game by clicking on the below link.

Last night provided some dramatic Champions League entertainment, with Barcelona seeing off Napoli to earn their spot in the quarters. But it was at the Emirates where the biggest drama took place, and TNT Sports were on hand to capture all of the excitement of Arsenal’s nail biting win over Porto.

It was honours even when these teams met in Eindhoven for the first leg, with Luuk de Jong’s penalty cancelling out Donyell Malen’s first-half strike.

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Dortmund XI: Kobel; Süle, Can, Hummels, Maatsen; Sabitzer, Özcan; Malen, Brandt, Sancho; Füllkrug.

PSV XI: Benítez; Teze, Schouten, Boscagli, Dest; Veerman, Til, Mauro Júnior; Bakayoko, de Jong, Tilman.

Good evening and welcome to live coverage of Borussia Dortmund v PSV Eindhoven. Stay tuned for build-up, team news and live text commentary of this second leg encounter in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16.