Good evening. Tonight sees two of Europe's most attacking sides go head to head in the first leg of the Champions League quarter final - Dortmund versus Monaco. Sounds enthralling, doesn't it? Follow us for LIVE text commentary.
Champions League / Quarter-final
Signal Iduna Park / 12.04.2017
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- O. Dembélé(57')
- S. Kagawa(84')
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Updated 12/04/2017 at 20:22 GMT+1
19:33
German police have confirmed there were three explosions close to the Dortmund team bus.
19:32
OFFICIAL: "The game #bvbasm was just being cancelled. New appointment: Wednesday, 12.04. 18:45. Tickets remain valid. #bvbasm"
19:29
Total respect from the travelling fans.
19:21
Spanish newspapers report that Dortmund defender Marc Bartra had been hospitalised following an incident. Initial reports said Bartra was "okay but in shock”, according to Barcelona-based paper Sport.
19:19
"We are in close coordination with the @polizei_nrw_do, the @FW_Dortmund and the @UEFA. #bvbasm".
19:17
19:15
"Decision about a possible game cancellation/new appointment at 20:30. #bvbasm"
19:13
19:06
"Bomb explosion on the team bus at the team hotel. Player in security. No danger in the and at the stadium. More information to follow. #bvbasm"
19:05
19:00
"#Explosion #Dortmund Please wait on official information + refrain from rumors and speculation. Thus they strongly support us."
18:55
Dortmund's official Twitter account has just posted the following message: "There was an incident on departure of our bus. One person was injured. More information will follow."
Obviously this sounds very concerning and we'll update you further when we can.
18:50
You want goals? You should have goals. Only Barcelona (26) have scored more than Dortmund (25) in this season's Champions League while Monaco have hit 88 goals in just 31 league matches to climb to the summit of the French top flight.
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