Real Madrid 3-1 Manchester City (agg 6-5): Champions League semi-final, second leg – live reaction!

LIVE – Updated at 23:21

Minute-by-minute report: City, seemingly Paris bound, were stunned by Rodrygo’s late double whammy and Karim Benzema’s extra-time penalty. Scott Murray was watching.

Pep Guardiola talks to BT Sport. “We were close. We were close. But at the end, we could not reach. It is simple. The first half, we did not have game. We were not good enough. But we did not suffer much. When we scored the goal we were better. Our tempo, our game, our players were comfortable. In the last ten minutes, they did not attack and attack and you suffer. It did not happen. They put a lot of players in the box. They made crosses and scored two goals. We didn’t play our best, but that is normal, players feel the pressure because they want to do it. Football is unpredictable, and sometimes you have to accept it. Now we need time to process it, come back home, and we have four games left.”

Carlo Ancelotti speaks to BT. “What happened tonight also happened against Chelsea, but it’s really difficult to say why. It’s the big history of this club, which helps us to keep going when things are gone. The game was close to finished, but we were able to find some energy. We played a good game against a really strong rival. Psychologically we were better in extra time. I never thought we had lost, I had no time to think about it. I am really happy to be in Paris against a really great rival. I think it will be a fantastic game of football.”

Cancelo crosses from the right. Foden sends a header towards the bottom left. Courtois fingertips it out. Fernandinho stretches out a leg, but can’t bundle home from a couple of yards, poking wide of the empty net. And that’s half time in extra time! Now it’s Real who are one period away from a May