Hello and welcome to Real Madrid v Chelsea!

Thanks for your company. Night night.

WHAT A GAME THAT WAS! You won't see many more exciting than that - when do both teams make an incredible comeback - but it's Madrid who go through to meet Atletico or Man City in the last four. The holders are out!

But Madrid get it away.

But he's a way out, and pumps straight to Courtois.

The holders' reign is almost over.

Camavinga clears the corner but only as far as James, who knocks to Ziyech. He drags a shot that's headed wide, but Jorginho is in its path, his first touch a goodun ... but six yards out, he panics, unable to believe how much space he's in so close to goal, and he pulls a tame shot wide!

And slings over a gorgeous cross, whipped hard and flat ... and Havertz is up! He's normally so good at these, but his mistimes his leap slightly, a combination of head and arm sending it wide of the near post, just.

Chelsea get it into the box, the ball drops for Jorginho, and he shoots first time ... but Camavinga is there to block.

Ancelotti gets Ceballos ready, and though his man doesn't want to go off, he's hooked nevertheless, noising up the crowd on his way.

And hammers a low shot that Courtois turns away.

Azpilicueta, a dub, and Tuchel, a manager, a booked for minor aggression during the afters.

Madrid are nearly there.

Chelsea will have to very precise. But as I type that, Havertz digs deep and sprints to close down Courtois ... who Cruyff-turns out of trouble! Brilliant.

They're much better with players who can run. If they go through and play Man City, Ancelotti needs to heed that lesson.

Chelsea have 15 minutes and change to save themselves.

Saul for Loftus-Cheek and Jorginho for Kovacic.