Dynamo Kiev 1-3 Manchester City - PSV 0-0 Atletico Madrid: Uefa Champions League last 16 - as it happened

We have all the reaction from Kiev to come after Manchester City put one foot in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, and gives the Premier League something to smile about after a harrowing set of results in Europe. We're back with the Europa League tomorrow night where Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham take centre stage but until then, goodbye.

I am not sure even in Manuel Pellegrini's wildest dreams he could have wished for a better 90 minutes from his side. Three away goals for Manchester City gives them a 3-1 lead to take into the second leg against Dynamo Kiev. Aguero, Silva and Yaya Toure did the damage and a first ever quarter-final beckons.

Atletico Madrid meanwhile were unable to take advantage of their numerical supremacy as they were held by 10-man PSV. Gaston Pereiro left the hosts with an uphill task with a quarter of the game to go but the Spaniards with Fernando Torres in toe were unable to take a lead into the home leg in three weeks time.

Full time: Dynamo Kiev 1-3 Manchester City

Full time: PSV 0-0 Atletico Madrid

Goal: Dynamo Kiev 1-3 Manchester City (Yaya Toure)

An almost perfect night for City ends with a tie-clinching third goal. A long period of possession ends with Toure exchanging passes with Fernandinho and curling beautifully beyond Shovkovskiy. Goodnight Kiev.

What a miss from Yaya Toure! David Silva's cross is on a plate and the Ivory Coast international rises unmarked five yards out but misses the target. Amazing miss.

Joe Hart with a fine save to keep City level. The ball is pulled back to Buyalskiy, who already has one and he is denied a second with a superb stopper from the England man. How important might that turn out to be by the time the second leg is done?

Plenty of chances for City to re-establish their two-goal lead as Silva's cross is spilled by Shovkovskiy. Now both Aguero and Fernandinho are denied by the Kiev stopper. Hosts living dangerously.

In a game of few chances there are two in as many minutes for Atletico, who now have the numerical advantage. First, fabi is kept out by Zoet before substitute Fernando Torres (remember him?) skies a half-volley on the run. A tough final 20 minutes in store for the Dutch side.

Red card: Gaston Pereiro (PSV)

The referee had threatened to show a second yellow card to the Uruguayan not five minutes ago but now that threat has turned into a reality as Pereiro is dismissed for a petulant jump into his opponent.

Danilo Silva off with a hamstring problem for Dynamo. Rebrov forced into a third change as Makarenko comes on.

Ball in the net in Edinhoven but it is chalked off immediately. Diego Godin gets up high from a corner and heads in but the referee adjudges him to have fouled his marker and a free-kick is awarded. Not so much a foul but a full blown piggy-back from the Atletico defender.

Goal: Dynamo 1-2 Manchester City (Vitaliy Buyalsky)

Life in Dynamo Kiev yet. Otamendi only half clears a cross from the left and it falls to Buyalskiy who hits it first time past Kompany, off Otamendi and beyond Joe Hart.

Should Manchester city have had a penalty. Sterling goes down under the challenge of Dragovic but the referee waves away the appeals. Foolish to go down as he was one-on-one with Shovkovskiy.

Anything good from Dynamo is coming through Yarmolenko and he gives Clichy another run around, coming inside but shooting wide of Hart and his right-hand post.

Veloso swings in a free-kick from the right which is punched firmly away by Joe Hart. Not looked overly surely of himself the England goalkeeper but what he has done, has been effective.

Teodorczyk off and Moraes on for Dynamo in a second change made by Sergei Rebrov in this game. All going the way of Manchester City as the second half begins.

Back under way in Eindhoven. A bit behind in Kiev.

A fine first half display from Manchester City has them already dreaming of a first ever quarter-final place in this competition. Sergio Aguero and David Silva with the goals and the only question is how it hasn't been more. Aguero could have had a hat-trick while Dynamo have been listless and bar an impressive start have looked like a team who have not played a competitive game for 11 weeks.

In Eindhoven meanwhile, Antoine Griezmann has spurned the best chance as PSV continue to hold Atletico Madrid. Cagey first half it must be said.

Half time: PSV 0-0 Atletico

Half time: Dynamo Kiev 0-2 Manchester City

Into stoppage time in Eindhoven and Kiev.

Goal: Dynamo Kiev 0-2 Manchester City (David Silva)

A first ever Champions League quarter-final is within touching distance now as City double their lead with five first half minutes remaining. Aguero and Sterling combine down the left and the latter's low cross is finished high into the roof of the net by Silva.

The chances keep coming for Manchester City and will they live to regret passing up the chance to double their lead? Fernando, who has been imperious, wins the ball in the Dynamo half and Aguero feeds Toure but Shovkovskiy gets down well to make the save.

Now PSV go down the other end and should be ahead themselves. Locadia is kept out by Oblak from all of six yards. Entertaining tie this.

Sergei Rebrov has seen enough and makes a change inside 31 minutes as Miguel Veloso replaces Denys Garmash.

Quiet game in Eindhoven but Atletico should be ahead. Antoine Griezmann goes clean through but Zoet stays big and makes the save.

Not only had the lead accompanied Sergio Aguero's goal, but so has greater control of the game which has nullified the threat posed by Dynamo. Until now that is, as Raheem Sterling gives the ball away to Teodorczyk but he shoots immediate and it flies over Hart's goal.

City win the ball high up in Dynamo's half and they suddenly have a five on three. Aguero is fed but he blasts wide, perhaps a tad wastefully. Got to take every chance they get.

Goal: Dynamo Kiev 0-1 Manchester City (Sergio Aguero)

Dream start for City inside a quarter of an hour. Yaya Toure heads down David Silva corner and the onrushing Sergio Aguero controls with his chest and thumps home from six yards.

City contributing to their own problems at the moment and after Sagna puts Fernando in trouble, he is disposed but when the ball is fed to Teodorczyk he shoots early but well wide.

PSV want a penalty as Locadia goes down under what looks like a challenge from Koke, but replays show it was a clear dive from the forward. Referee was right on top of it but he refrains from showing what would have been a deserved yellow card.

Talking of weather there has been rain, sleet and now rain in Kiev and such conditions are perhaps linked to Hart's early ploy of punching the fisting the ball away rather than attempting to grasp it first time.

Opening for Dynamo too and an uncertain start for Joe Hart. He turns Yarmolenko's cross into his own crossbar before nervously punching away the subsequent corner. Important City weather this early storm.

Chance for Atletico inside four minutes. Vietto escapes in behind following a long ball but after beating Zoet with his shot, it takes Bruma to hack the ball off the lines. Early warning for PSV.

Around 700 City fans in Kiev tonight after the late U-turn over the stadium ban. How much will they have to shout about tonight? Under way in the Ukraine capital and indeed in Eindhoven.

Whether you agree with Uefa's overturning the stadium ban imposed on Dynamo Kiev, you can't deny that the sight of the home fans bouncing up and down - primarily to keep warm - is a sight to behold. Just the 63,000 inside the Olympic Stadium, so how daunting will that be for the visitors? Teams in the tunnel.

Though our main focus is on the fortunes of Manchester City, let's not forget that in Holland PSV and Atletico Madrid are doing battle on the final night of the first legs in the last 16. PSV slalomed past Manchester United in the group stage while Atletico qualified without losing a game. It could be a classic.

Dynamo Kiev can be forgiven for being a little ring rusty this evening having not played a competitive game since their last group game back in December. Though having said that, that did not damage FC Midtjylland who defeated Manchester United are a similarly lengthy time away. Will warm weather training in Marbella and a plethora of friendly matches be enough against City?

Despite there being six clubs in European competition during the second half of the campaign, we are yet to see a win for the Premier League sides. Manchester City are the final side to take their bow in the knock-out stage, but after three straight losses what chance of them ending that horrid run for English clubs? They have a tough task tonight.

The Olympic Stadium in Kiev was originally meant to be closed to supporters tonight after Uefa handed the club a stadium ban following the behaviour of fans during the Champions League game against Chelsea. That punishment had however been lifted with means tonight is expected to be a sell-out. Probably better for the hosts than the away side despite the several thousand which have travelled to the Ukrainian capital.

Manchester City make 10 changes to the side thrashed 5-1 by Chelsea, with Fernando the only player retained from the loss at Stamford Bridge. Vincent Kompany, Joe Hart, David Silva and Sergio Aguero all return.

Teams:

PSV: Zoet, Moreno, Arias, Bruma, Willems, Pröpper, Guardado, van Ginkel, Pereiro, Narsingh, Locadia

Atletico Madrid: Oblak, Juanfran, Godín, Savic, Filipe Luis; Gabi, Koke, Saúl, Óliver; Griezmann, Vietto

Teams:

Dynamo Kiev: Shovkovskiy, Danilo Silva, Dragovic, Vida, Khacheridi, Rybalka, Garmash, Gonzalez, Buyalskiy, Yarmolenko, Teodorczyk

Manchester City: Hart, Sagna, Kompany, Otamendi, Clichy, Fernando, Fernandinho, Silva, Toure, Sterling, Agüero.

Teams should be with us in around five minutes but until then how we do we expect both sides to line up this evening, in our main game in Kiev?

Despite having not played a competitive fixture since December, Andriy Yarmolenko is an injury doubt for the hosts and manager Sergei Robrov, formerly of Tottenham.

Manuel Pellegrini will recall a host of players tonight after ringing the changes against Chelsea, but is still without Kevin de Bruyne and Jesus Navas, midfielders Samir Nasri and Fabian Delph and striker Wilfried Bony.

Two almost down, just one to go? The fortunes of the three remaining Premier League sides remaining in the competition has gone with the form-book, with Chelsea and Arsenal conceding near-fatal first leg leads, and tonight is the turn of Manchester City. After finishing top of their group Manuel Pellegrini's side have been paired with Dynamo Kiev from Ukraine but after controversially resting players in the FA Cup and ahead of the League Cup final against Liverpool, there are some unwanted distractions for City. Team news and updates on the way.