Champions League as it happened: Juventus and Monaco progress, Barcelona and Dortmund eliminated

Re-live Wednesday's matches

Lionel Messi battles with Sami Khedira for the ball (Getty)

Barcelona must muster up yet another sensational comeback if they are to reach this year's Champions League semi-finals having lost 3-0 to Juventus last week. Borussia Dortmund also find themselves behind going into their second leg following a 3-2 defeat to Monaco.

• Dortmund face 'Mission Impossible', Champions League progression when you've lost at home
• Luis Enrique calls for Barcelona to score five as they eye historic comeback against Juventus
• Neymar confident Barcelona will beat Juventus to complete another stirring Champions League comeback
• Luis Enrique makes second 'miracle' Barcelona comeback sound easy, but Juventus are no PSG
• Paulo Dybala ends transfer speculation by signing a five-year contract extension at Juventus

Champions League results

Tuesday 11 April

Juventus 3 Barcelona 0

Wednesday 12 April

Borussia Dortmund 2 Monaco 3

Atletico Madrid 1 Leicester City 0

Bayern Munich 1 Real Madrid 2

Tuesday 18 April

Leicester City 1 Atletico Madrid 1 (agg: 1-2)

Real Madrid 4 Bayern Munich 2 (agg: 6-3)

Champions League fixtures

Wednesday 19 April

Barcelona vs Juventus

Monaco vs Borussia Dortmund

[19 April 2017 18:49 · Mark Critchley]

Welcome to The Independent's live coverage of tonight's Champions League quarter-finals.

In the pick of tonight's games, Barcelona must come up with another stunning comeback to make this year's last four.

Luis Enrique's side eventually triumphed over Paris Saint-Germain, but Juventus pose a more formidable test.

Stay with us for team news, build-up and minute-by-minute updates...

[19 April 2017 18:50 · Mark Critchley]

Team news

Barcelona vs Juventus

Barcelona: Ter Stegen; Roberto, Piqué, Umtiti, Alba; Busquets, Iniesta, Rakitić; Messi, Suarez, Neymar.

Juventus: Buffon, Alves, Chiellini, Bonucci, Sandro, Khedira, Pjanic, Cuadrado, Dybala, Mandzukic, Higuain.

Borussia Dortmund vs Monaco

Borussia Dortmund: Bürki; Piszczek, Ginter, Sokratis, Durm; Weigl, Şahin; Reus, Kagawa, Guerreiro; Aubameyang.

Monaco: Subašić; Touré, Glik, Jemerson, Mendy; Moutinho, Bakayoko; Silva, Lemar; Falcao, Mbappé

[19 April 2017 18:50 · Mark Critchley]

What time does it start?

Both Barcelona vs Juventus and Borussia Dortmund vs Monaco kick off at 7.45pm BST.

[19 April 2017 18:51 · Mark Critchley]

Can Barcelona pull off another comeback?

[19 April 2017 18:58 · Mark Critchley]

Here's our chief football writer Miguel Delaney, who is in position at the Nou Camp tonight, on why a Barcelona comeback is even unlikelier this time around... 

[19 April 2017 19:13 · Mark Critchley]

The scene outside the Nou Camp... 

[19 April 2017 19:16 · Samuel Lovett]

A Bayern Munich post-mortem...

[19 April 2017 19:18 · Samuel Lovett]

Monaco vs Borussia Dortmund:

Update: The Dortmund team bus has been delayed by 20 minutes so the game will now get under way at 7.50pm. Nothing sinister to it, thank goodness.

[19 April 2017 19:19 · Mark Critchley]

A teamsheet from the Nou Camp...

[19 April 2017 19:34 · Samuel Lovett]

All eyes will be surely fixed on Lionel Messi and Paulo Dybala as the two Argentines go head-to-head tonight. The latter saw his stock rise after bagging two goals against Barcelona last week and has already been tipped to fill Messi's shoes in the years to come. Another strong and rounded performance from the 23-year-old this evening will be vital to Juventus' hopes of seeing off their opponents and reaching the last four of Europe.