Atletico Madrid v Manchester City live updates - latest Champions League score with semi-finals in reach

Despite the anarchic ending, we've done our best to make sense of the game here.

Eight yellow cards, one red, countless fouls and a 22-man brawl made this an absurd and hugely entertaining match in equal measure.

For all the aggro on both sides, City are through to the semis. They will now face Real Madrid for a place in the final.

Atleti lump it forward and Correa works an opening, forcing Ederson into a low save which spares City the nightmare of extra time.

... for screaming at Savic after he goes down with cramp.

This is honestly farcical. Good fun, though.

... as the yellow card count ticks ever upwards. Ederson deals with the free kick well.

The game has descended into absolute chaos. Amid all the bookings, Gundogan finds time to force Oblak into an excellent save.

The referee brings it back for the initial challenge and belatedly shows Felipe a second yellow.

After a bad challenge from Felipe on Foden, Savic steams in and ends up starting a 22-man shoving match. He and Ake are booked in the aftermath but, really, he's lucky to stay on.

From the ensuing corner, Savic is agonisingly close to a goal only for the ball to trickle past the post.

Atleti throw everyone forward and Cunha smashes a shot at goal, but John Stones makes an absolutely vital intervention.

With Atleti in desperate need of a goal, Luis Suarez and Matheus Cunha come on for Lemar and Joao Felix respectively.

... for hacking down Fernandinho, who drew the foul artfully.

... with Silva making way for Fernandinho.

... after Cancelo appears to catch Correa across the shins, but there's nothing doing and VAR declines to intervene. Moments later, De Paul volleys wide.

... having been on the receiving end of a robust tackle a little while back. Nathan Ake will deputise in defence.

Joao Felix skips past a couple of challenges in midfield and plays in De Paul, who exchanges passes with Llorente before curling a shot narrowly wide of the near post.

... Renan Lodi comes off for Angel Correa.

... with Rodrigo De Paul swapping in.

... with Griezmann coming off first, to be replaced by Yannick Carrasco.

... with Raheem Sterling coming on for De Bruyne.