De Bruyne gives City 1-0 win over Atletico, Liverpool scores three against Benfica: Live updates of Champions League matches

And all breathe!

What a night in the Champions League as both English teams rack up huge wins in their quest for Champions League glory.

Check back tomorrow to see if Chelsea can join them on the winning side

Good night!

Despite the comprehensive result, Jurgen Klopp won’t let anyone believe his side is still in the semi-finals.

You can see more of his response here:

Maybe not the stat you would associate with Pep Guardiola…

After a hard-fought win, Guardiola was barely praising the playing style of his opponents tonight.

More information on what he described as a ‘5-5 formation’ can be found here:

Despite only a cameo in the second half, Phil Foden once again proved his quality when City needed him.

Speaking to BT Sport, Jurgen Klopp praised his opposition:

“Benfica fought for their lives. We opened the door a little too far.

“Their goalkeeper was the best player. We could have had more.

“We are aware of the quality, now we have a nice week in between but we will be ready.”

Pep Guardiola told BT Sport:

“We play an incredible top team, but we had chances to score.

“The boys played well, but Phil has a special energy.

“We had to be focused, it’s not easy to come across a team that has a lot of experience in this competition.”

It really feels like the stars align, doesn’t it?

Speaking to BT Sport, a jovial Andy Robertson had this to say:

“The third goal was big, but there is still work to be done.

“He [Luis Diaz] had a nice welcome from the start!

“We want to be in the semi-finals.

“Some lighters were thrown at me, hopefully it will stop smoking!”

After a late injury scare for Fabinho, it’s also full-time in Lisbon.

Speaking to BT Sport, Kevin De Bruyne, tonight’s man of the match, had this to say:

“They played five at the back and five in midfield, it’s very difficult to find the spaces.

“We didn’t give anything away, you have to be calm and patient.

“There are no away goals, but I expect it to be similar there.”

It took a lot of gasping and puffing, but City eventually found their way through Kevin De Bruyne 20 minutes from time.

Atlético stood the test of time and will still think they have a chance in this one if the equalizing goal returns to the Wanda Metropolitano next week.

88′ Benfica 1-3 Liverpool

To tie? Anyway, it’s huge for Liverpool.

Diaz takes advantage of a through ball from Keita to beat the keeper and chase Benfica again!

82′ Benfica 1-2 Liverpool

A rare fine play from Liverpool in this second half sees a huge opportunity for Diaz at the far post, but he slips and drags his shot wide.

80′ City 1-0 Atletico

The introduction of Foden has brought an element of calm to the City team, who have had almost the entire ball since they took the lead.

He jumps past numerous challenges on the right, with his cutback all the way to De Bruyne, but his attempt is blocked on the line.

70′ City 1-0 Atletico

Finally City Breakthrough!

An immediate impact from Foden from the bench, as he slips into the Belgian who makes no mistake from six meters.

A huge relief around The Etihad!

(Photo: James Williamson – AMA/Getty Images)

67′ City 0-0 Atletico

De Bruyne is looking for Sterling through the middle, and the England international was eased in the area by Lodi.

The public is interested, but the calls don’t last long.

64′ City 0-0 Atletico

Stones comes highest from a City corner, but can’t suppress the head.