Chelsea 2-2 Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich 7-0 Shakhtar Donetsk: Uefa Champions League as it happened

Chelsea are out of the Champions League! An absolutely immense performance from PSG after being reduced to 10 men after half an hour sees them through to the final eight on away goals.

David Luiz of all people equalised after Gary Cahill's opener to force extra time. An inexplicable hand ball from Thiago Silva allowed Chelsea to take command once again from the penalty spot, but the Brazil captain redeemed himself with a wonderful header to seal a decisive equaliser on the night.

A sensational performance from PSG will lift the pressure from Laurent Blanc's shoulders and an opportunity missed for Jose Mourinho.

FULL TIME

Chelsea 2-2 Paris Saint Germain (3-3 on aggregate)

PSG WIN ON AWAY GOALS

Rabiot does brilliantly to flick the ball away from his man in the middle of park, race out to the wing and win yet another free kick off Azpilicueta. Chelsea could be out of time...

Azpilicueta gives away two fouls in the space of the minute as PSG slowly creep up the pitch inch by inch. Two minutes of time added on.

Last change for PSG, Pastore off, Van der Wiel on. Chelsea looked drained.

Four minutes left for Chelsea now to save their European campaign. PSG are going through on away goals as it stands.

PSG have got their second! After seeing his first effort saved, Silva follows it up with an even better effort, meeting the second corner with a wonderful header that loops over Courtois having outjumped Terry. That will go some way in making up for that handball.

Goal! Chelsea 2-2 Paris Saint-Germain (Thiago Silva)

What an incredible save from Courtois! Silva meets the corner with a powerful header but the Belgian somehow scoops it out!

Zouma nervously hooks a clearance towards his own goal, forcing Ivanovic to head over his own bar. PSG corner.

PSG advance again and Pastore slides an inviting ball into the path of Cavani on the right hand edge of the box. He shoots first time, but his weak shot is easily blocked by Ivanovic.

PSG waste a free kick completely and Chelsea counter at ease through Willian, who cuts down the inside right channel. He finds Costa on the edge of the D with an accurate pass, but the Spaniard's shot is wild and off target.

Is Drogba.... running down the clock already? Looked like it, as he held off Luiz in the corner of the pitch...

Back underway. PSG have 15 minutes to save their Champions League campaign.

HALF TIME IN EXTRA TIME

Chelsea 2-1 Paris Saint-Germain (3-2 on aggregate)

The referee accidentally gets in the way of a pass from Hazard, allowing PSG to spring out from the back. Before they can get going too quickly, he blows the whistle for half time. Nice save.

PSG have a free kick from 35 yards out. Luiz takes it and gets it on target with a wonderfully driven effort, forcing Courtois to palm over the bar.

Hazard takes a tumble as he attempts to go around Sirigu, but his dive was delayed and blatant. The ref takes no action, however.

Chelsea will go through as it stands, but another PSG goal will see them go through on away goals.

Hazard steps up, waits for Sirigu to dive to his left and calmly slots it the other way. Easy.

Goal! Chelsea 2-1 Paris Saint-Germain (Eden Hazard)

Oh, Silva. What have you done!? Leaping for a header with Zouma, the Brazilian leads with a hand in the air! He's been near-flawless this evening, but that was a moment of pure stupidity.

PENALTY - Chelsea

Ivanovic launches a long ball down the inside right channel for Drogba to chase. He is well marshalled by Silva, and steps out of the way as the defender and Sirigu crash into each other inside the box. Brave defending from the Brazilian.

And into extra time we go. Didier Drogba meanwhile is on for Ramires.

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Bayern Munich 7-0 Shakhtar Donetsk

Pep Guardiola's side have sauntered their way into the last eight, joining Real Madrid and Porto.

END OF 90 MINUTES

Chelsea 1-1 Paris Saint Germain (2-2 on aggregate)

To extra time we go!

Costa appeals for a penalty on the edge of the box, believing he was blocked off. The referee isn't interested and is already jogging away as Costa shoves Marquinhos to the ground in frustration. Nothing is given for the push, however. Into added time.

Fabregas lifts one in from the left but Silva leaps to clear for a corner.

Cavani brings the ball forward, trying to relieve the pressure on his side but can only give it away. He chases Hazard who now has possession but can only clumsily trip the Belgian. Chelsea free kick.

Goal! Bayern Munich 7-0 Shakhtar Donetsk (Mario Gotze)

Luiz equalises with a thumping header! The first decent set piece of the evening is met by the former Chelsea defender whose effort cannons off the underside of the bar and into the net.

Goal! Chelsea 1-1 Paris Saint-Germain (David Luiz)

Verratti and Matuidi came off for PSG for those two, by the way. Strange, Verratti has been absolutely sublime since his side went down to 10. Maybe Blanc feels he was tiring.

Kurt Zouma meanwhile has come on for Matic.

Almost an instant impact from Lavezzi! He meets a whipped cross from the left with a powerful header but it's straight at Courtois.

Not much changes for PSG, mind. They need a goal regardless. Laurent Blanc has responded however by throwing on Ezequiel Lavezzi and Adrien Rabiot

Chelsea lead! From that corner, Thiago Silva leaps to clear, but only gets it as far as Costa. His attempt at the shot is miss hit, but it falls to Cahill who lashes a vicious effort past Sirigu.

Goal! Chelsea 1-0 Paris Saint-Germain (Gary Cahill)

Something from Chelsea, at last. Ramires races up the right and plays a neat one two with Willian before firing for the near post. Sirigu is across to make the save, however.

Costa is booked for a really bad challenge on Maxwell. PSG are furious, and are even more miffed when Luiz is also shown a yellow for his decision to confront Costa., who he's been clashing with all evening.

PSG come again, as Pastore races across from right to left before Matuidi takes the ball off him. His cross/shot is blocked and Cavani takes his time bringing the rebound under control. He eventually does, and slides it back out to Pastore whose first time cross flies straight out of play.

Chelsea look like the side with 10 men at the minutes. They are off the pace, struggling to organise themselves in front of PSG and look increasingly nervous. This time it's Ivanovic who shuts off, allowing Maxwell to race into space down the left. He finds Matuidi whose shot is blocked by Matic, but Maxwell is unable to keep the rebound in play after taking a touch and Chelsea have a goal kick.

Goal! Bayern Munich 5-0 Shakhtar Donetsk (Holger Badstuber)

Chelsea look a bit nervous after that huge Cavani chance, and you can feel it around the stadium. Jose Mourinho is furious on the sidelines with his side's sloppy play.

What a chance for Cavani! Verratti does exceptionally well in his own half, dragging the ball away from his marker to launch the attack. He moves it forward to Pastore whose through ball frees the Uruguayan who rounds Courtois and has the goal at his mercy! From a tough angle he shoots, but his effort comes back off the post and rolls out of play.

PSG are feeling the strain of being a man down, but are still battling. Maxwell overlaps from the left to support an attack and wins a corner after his shot deflected off a Chelsea defender. Silva leaps for the corner but Costa is back doing his bit and heads clear.

Too easy for Bayern now. Again, they come down the left before whipping a ball into the box. Andriy Pyatov comes out to collect but he makes a mess of it, and Muller is well placed to drill home.

Goal! Bayern Munich 4-0 Shakhtar Donetsk (Thomas Muller)

Bayern effectively seal their place in the final eight, with Ribery sealing a fine flowing move with a low strike.

Goal! Bayern Munich 2-0 Shakhtar Donetsk (Franck Ribery)

Willian takes the free kick and tries to swing it in towards the near post with Sirigu not prepared. The Italian gets across to bat away.

Cavani, on the edge of his own box, hangs a leg and clumsily trips Hazard. Chelsea free kick.

Oscar, who gave away a handful of petulant fouls in that first half, is off and replaced by Willian.

And we are back underway for the second half.

HALF TIME

Chelsea 0-0 Paris Saint-Germain

Bayern Munich 2-0 Shakhtar Donetsk

David Luiz now tries his luck from 35 yards out, but a deflection guides it into the arms of Courtois.

That looked like a definite penalty for Chelsea. Costa powered his away across the box past three or four players and was felled by a clumsy outstretched leg of Cavani. Motta may have clipped him before that too.

Costa dances his way into the box and goes down under the challenge of Cavani. Penalty? No! The referee plays on and Costa beats the ground in frustration.

Oscar is shown a yellow card for a petulant pull back on Verratti and PSG neatly move the ball upfield. Matuidi lifts a tempting ball into the box but Terry does well to steer it around the post for a corner. Motta takes it, but it's awful and Courtois collects.

Bayern are on course for the quarter finals. Robert Lewandowksi's shot is blocked but Boateng is well placed to smash the rebound into the back of the net.

Goal! Bayern Munich 2-0 Shakhtar Donetsk (Jerome Boateng)

It's all kicking off a bit. PSG crowd the referee, feeling Chelsea have influenced his decision to send of their talismanic striker (who hadn't been too talismanic this evening, to be fair.)

Someone else is shown a yellow card during the melee, Pastore I think. The referee eventually manages to calm things a bit and a football match breaks out.

Ibrahimovic is shown a straight red card! In his first real moment of note all evening, the Swede slides in on Oscar in an attempt to win a ball. At a glance, that looks very harsh, Oscar himself was coming in at pace; it looked like a genuine attempt from both men to win the ball.

RED CARD - Zlatan Ibrahimovic (PSG)

Ramires knocks away a PSG free kick allowing the Blues to bring the ball forward. Verratti tugs back Oscar in what is approximately the 1458th foul the Italian has given away this season but avoids a booking.

Matuidi is back in his own half to break up a Chelsea attack and immediately prompt a counter and gets up the other end of the pitch to offer Motta an option. Matuidi times his run well but Motta's through ball is over hit and Courtois can collect.

Meanwhile in Munich, Arjen Robben's night is over after pulling up clutching his hamstring. He comes off and is replaced by Sebastien Rode.

This is all a bit scrappy at the moment. Neither Chelsea or PSG have been able to find anything close to resembling a telling final ball in the last 10 minutes or so.

Pastore chips a ball into the box for Verratti to chase down but the diminutive Italian goes down under the challenge of Ramires. He appeals for a penalty, calls which are rightfully ignored.

David Luiz goes down with Chelsea in possession and the referee pauses play. Was there a coming together between the Brazilian and Diego Costa a moment ago? If there was, it was minimal. The referee has a word with the pair and waves play on.

As starts to a match go, this is a pretty dire one for Shakhtar. Olexandr Kucher is shown a straight red card for clipping the last man and Bayern have a penalty. Thomas Muller steps up to convert. So much for a tricky evening at the Allianz Arena for Pep, then.

RED CARD: Olexandr Kucher (Shakhtar)

Goal! Bayern Munch 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk (Thomas Muller)

It's Hazard's turn to spring clear down the wing now, easily evading the challenge from Pastore and driving into the box. The Belgian eventually releases his cross looking for Fabregas but is denied by Motta, who diligently tracked his man all the way.

Marquinhos this time slips into space down the right with Hazard failing to track his run in behind him. The Brazilian's cross into the six yard area is a good one, but Cavani times his leap wrong and Chelsea can clear once more.

Bright start from PSG who immediately spring down the left channel. The ball is worked back into Verratti who slides a wonderful pass into the box for Cavani, but the striker has the ball clipped away from him on the turn. PSG lift the resulting corner into David Luiz, but Courtois confidently comes out and collects.

And we are off and underway at Stamford Bridge.

Speaking in his pre-match press conference this week, Jose Mourinho highlighted PSG as the most aggressive side they have faced this season.

This season we have played teams from the Championship, League One and League Two, but the most aggressive team was PSG. For a team with so much quality I expected more football.

I thought a team from England would never be surprised by aggression, because aggression is in our country.A team with fantastic players was the team making foul after the foul. [PSG] were the team that stopped Eden Hazard with fouls all the time, the team that was attacking the man in possession of the ball with two or three players very aggressively.

If to dominate is the number of chances created, yes Paris had more chances than us. If dominating means stopping your opponent from playing, making foul after foul, yes they also dominated."

Two changes for Paris Saint Germain from the first leg with midfield enforcer Thiago Motta back in the first team with Javier Pastore joining him. Gregory van der Wiel and Ezequiel Lavezzi make way, with David Luiz dropping back into centre half to complete an all Brazilian back-four for Laurent Blanc's side. That always works out well, right?

The team news is also in ahead of our other game this evening. which is poised at 0-0 at the half way point.

Just the one change for Chelsea then, and it's the one you would have expected. Nemanja Matic is back in the thick of it in midfield, replacing Kurt Zouma in the side.

BREAKING: Zlatan Ibrahimovic leads attack for PSG. Marquinhos continues at right back in the absence of Serge Aurier, completing an all-Brazilian back four.

PSG team to face Chelsea: Sirigu, Marquinhos, David Luiz, Thiago Silva, Maxwell, Thiago Motta, Verratti, Matuidi, Pastore, Cavani, Ibrahimovic

BREAKING: Nemanja Matic comes back into midfield alongside Ramires for Chelsea. Diego Costa leads the attack ahead of the trio of Oscar, Cesc Fabregas and Eden Hazard

Chelsea team to face PSG: Courtois, Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta, Matic, Ramires, Oscar, Fabregas, Hazard, Diego Costa

Subs: Cech, Filipe Luis, Zouma, Willian, Drogba, Remy, Cuadrado

Paris Saint Germain were inundated with injury concerns in the first leg, but have arrived in west London in better shape this week with Yohan Cabaye, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Motta are all in the squad having recovered from knocks.

Lucas Moura and full back Serge Aurier however are still unavailable after missing the first leg.

Chelsea's only absentee this evening is John Obi Mikel who remains sidelined with a knee problem.

Nemanja Matic meanwhile is back after recovering from an ankle injury he suffered while celebrating his side's League Cup success over Tottenham at the beginning of the month. The Serbian has had 10 days off having also missed last Wednesday's win over West Ham due to suspension, and is expected to be restored in the middle of the park this evening.

Chelsea welcome Laurent Blanc's Paris Saint-Germain this evening knowing a win or a goalless draw will be enough for them to book their place in the quarter finals of the Champions League.

Having secured their first silverware of the season in the Capital One Cup since then, Chelsea begin the evening as slight favourites.

At the quarter final stage of this competition last year, PSG arrived with a two goal lead. This time around, after a near-perfect performance away in Europe in the French capital a fortnight ago, Jose Mourinho's side are in a position where it is up to the opposition to force the issue, or face elimination.

We will have all your team news, in addition to all the build-up from this evening's other last 16 clash between Bayern Munich and Shakhtar Donetsk, coming your way shortly.