Uefa Champions League as it happened: Barcelona 1-0 Manchester City - Borussia Dortmund 0-3 Juventus

Full time in both games tonight. Barcelona go through after a single goal victory given to them by Ivan Rakitic's goal. Sergio Aguero's penalty miss saw City's hopes dwindle. Juventus will join them in the last eight after thrashing Dortmund 5-1 over two legs, with Carlos Tevez getting two on the night in the 3-0 win in Germany.

Well that is all we have time for on this Champions League night. We're back with all the action on a packed weekend of football at home and on the continent. Until then goodbye.

Full time: Barcelona (3) 1-0 (1) Manchester City

Full time: Borussia Dortmund (1) 0-3 (5) Juventus

Amazing how City are only one-down. Messi smashed one from six yards and Hart makes a great reaction stop as Barca attempt to walk the ball in.

Barcelona go agonisingly close again to putting this tie beyond City as Neymar hits the bar from point blank range as Joe Hart's goal continues to live a charmed life.

Drama at the Nou Camp as Manchester City grab a lifeline in the tie as Aguero wins a penalty following a foul from Pique but from the spot kick Ter Stegen saves from the Argentine.

Goal: Borussia Dortmund (1) 0-3 (5) Juventus (Carlos Tevez)

Ter Stegan saves from Sergio Aguero

Penalty to Manchester City

Ball in the net for Barcelona but it is ruled out for offiside. Hart makes a fine save as Neymar directs Messi's cross goalwards and on the follow-up Jordi Alba taps home but he was beyond the Brazilian and is rightly adjudged to be offside.

Goal: Borussia Dortmund (1) 0-2 (4) Juventus (Alvaro Morata)

Game over in Germany and Juventus are heading through to the quarter-final. Carlos Tevez spins in behind and goes through on goal, squaring the ball to Morata at the last moment for the forward to tuck into an empty net.

City are giving this a real good go as Barcelona sit back a little and Yaya Toure smashes the ball against the side-netting. We're into the final quarter of the game but yet the game is in the balance.

City are living and breathing in this tie and they should be level on the night. Navas gets the wrong side of Alba but his cut back is missed and when Kolarov shoots goalwards, Milner can't turn it in from the rebound. On the counter, Hart gets down to deny Messi when a goal seemed certain. That is the risk they are taking now.

Ter Stegen makes a complete hash of a clearance and is pick-pocketed by Aguero, who shoots towards goal, where it takes two Barcelona headers to keep the ball from finding the net. Pique with the final clearance. Mad stuff at 3-1 up in the tie.

Joe Hart keeps City in it with three second half saves. First he saves well from Iniesta's first time volley before smart stops from Jordi Alba and Lionel Messi keep City in the tie, just. The thread is becoming stretched.

And the game at the Nou Camp is also back under way. Jesus Navas on for Samir Nasri for City, who also need two second half goals to take the game into extra time.

Back under way at Westfalenstadion. Dortmund need at least two goals to take the game into extra time. Juve in the box seat.

Goals in both of our last 16 second legs which have the ties all but secure. Barcelona lead against Manchester City through Ivan Rakitic's goal while Juventus have one foot in the last eight after Carlos Tevez's early away goal. Premier League representation is 45 minutes away from being reduced to zero.

Half time: Barcelona (3) 1-0 (1) Manchester City

Half time: Borussia Dortmund (1) 0-1 (3) Juventus

Suarez already has two in this tie and he could have had a third as he flicks a Messi through ball beyond Hart but against the post.

It's fantasy football from Barcelona at times. Messi plays a delightful flick over the City defence where Neymar plays a square pass which is put behind by Sagna. From the resulting corner it really should be two, as Suarez can't make proper contact with a free header.

A fourth yellow card of the first half for City and it comes for Samir Nasi, who having been wound up by Jordi Alba all night has taken his frustration out on Neymar with a wild hack from behind. Lucky not to be dismissed the Frenchman.

Goal: Barcelona (3) 1-0 (1) Manchester City (Ivan Rakitic)

Manchester City on the brink at the Nou Camp. Lionel Messi plays an inch-perfect cross which catches out the city defence and Rakitic takes the ball down and lobs the onrushing Joe Hart. Fine goal.

David Silva becomes the latest addition to the referee's notebook as he takes down Messi on the edge of the box as the Argentine got goal-side. Silva protests his innocence but shows there was clear contact.

Pellegrini said his side would stand no chance against sides like City if they continued to have players sent off, having had a man dismissed in each of the three previous meetings with Barca, and they have not begun in a manner which suggests they could buck that trend. Fernandinho and Kolarov have already been cautioned and the odds on 11-men finishing the game are slowly rising.

Aleksandar Kolarov's driven effort kept out by Ter Stegen. City building well here but they need a first-half goal you must feel. Kolarov wastes a chance to cross from the left as the visitors attack again but the ball goes out for a goal-kick.

After soaking up plenty of pressure City almost produce the perfect sucker-punch as Yaya Toure latches on David Silva's pass and his cross finds James Milner who is denied by a last ditch Alba tackle before he can't convert the loose ball home.

Barcelona are red hot tonight and they against could be ahead. Messi and Iniesta combine before the former is denied by Joe Hart. Outstanding move and City living on the knife edge.

Corner for Manchester City as Sergio Aguero's shot from range is deflected behind for a corner. David Silva's delivery goes beyond everyone and City's chance is gone.

How are Barcelona not ahead? Vincent Kompany is disposed on the edge of his own box by Dani Alves and the ball breaks to Neymar, who curls one beyond Hart and against the inside of the post and wide. Amazing how that didn't go in.

Goal: Borussia Dortmund (1) 0-1 (3) Juventus (Carlos Tevez)

What a start for the Italians. Dortmund can't clear from a throw in in the corner and the ball is fed to Tevez who lets fly from 25 yards and it flies past Weidenfeller. Dortmund's away goal cancelled out inside three minutes.

Under way Westfalenstadion. Long night ahead? Probably.

Both teams on their way at the Nou Camp and Westfalenstadion in Catalonia and Dortmund. Bit night of Champions League football on the way.

Only six sides have done what Manchester City must do tonight and overcome losing the first leg at home to prevail in a two-legged Champions League tie. Only AC Milan, Ajax, Nottingham Forest, Steaua Bucharest, Ajax again and Inter Milan have gone through after losing the first leg on their own patch but what chances of Manchester City joining that list? Well, having been swept aside three weeks ago at the Etihad Stadium, lost to relegation contenders Burnley at the weekend and produced an insipid campaign thus far City could easily be blown away tonight.

So Manuel Pellegrini could be on his last legs at Manchester City as in response he has turned to the much reliable 4-5-1 formation for the second visit to the Nou Camp in as many seasons. Bacary Sagna is preferred at right-back and Sergio Aguero leads the attack alone. James Milner comes in.

Not to be overlooked, we have a stunning second game to get out teeth into tonight as Borussia Dortmund look to overturned a 2-1 deficit from the first leg against a Juventus side who are top of Serie A. Fancy we could be in for a late one there.

Teams:

Barcelona v Manchester City

Barcelona: Ter Stegen, Alba, Pique, Mathieu, Alves, Mascherano, Iniesta, Rakitic, Messi , Suarez, Neymar.

Manchester City: Hart, Sagna, Kompany, Demichelis, Kolarov, Nasri, Fernandinho, Toure, Milner, Silva, Aguero

Juventus v Borussia Dortmund

Juventus: Buffon, Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Evra, Vidal, Marchisio, Pogba, Pereyra, Tevez, Morata.

Borussia Dortmund: Weidenfeller, Subotic, Hummels, Papastathopoulos, Schmelzer, Bender, Gundogan, Reus, Kampl, Mkhitaryan, Aubameyang.

Three down, one to go? Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool have all been unceremoniously dumped out of this season's Champions League and with the reputation of English clubs in Europe, not least their coefficient ranking, hanging by a thread Manchester City are charged with rebuilding it. Facing them is a Barcelona team who have won their last five matches and history, with only a handful of teams having ever overturned a deficit from losing the first leg at home. A huge mountain to climb for the Premier League champions and Manuel Pellegrini.