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Your support makes all the difference.Barcelona meet Lyon in the last 16 of the Champions League as the continue to chase a spectacular treble.
Barca came through the group stage undefeated, are top of La Liga and are into the Copa del Rey semi-finals, but they have been through mixed form in recent weeks.
Lyon managed to beat Manchester City in the group stages and will surely need a similar result here at home in order to come through the tie at the Camp Nou. Follow it live:
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Lyon 0-0 Barcelona, 49 minutes
Barcelona seem more willing to sit with a high line in the infancy of the second period.
A heavy touch from Lionel Messi wastes an opportunity to look for a telling contriution. The Argentine has just looked a touch off-kilter tonight.
Liverpool 0-0 Bayern Munich, 52 minutes
Top tackle from Fabinho.
Excellent work from Kingsley Coman to beat Georginio Wijnaldum to the byline and square for Robert Lewandowski, who controls but finds the ball slid away by an elongated Brazilian leg before he can shoot.
The camera shows Dejan Lovren, huddled in a rather vibrant red rug, peering down from one of the Anfield hospitality boxes.
Lyon 0-0 Barcelona, 52 minutes
Memphis Depay beats Marc-Andre ter Stegen with his curling effort from the right, but similarly to Ivan Rakitic's first-half try the shape on the ball just takes it beyond the post.
Liverpool 0-0 Bayern Munich, 55 minutes
Andrew Robertson is set free in space, marauding down the left for the first time this evening, but Naby Keita's pass is underhit and wastes an excellent opportunity with two men over, Robertson's subsequent cross firmly spoiling the move as Mohamed Salah is forced wide.
Jordan Henderson is booked as he catches a Bayern heel.
Lyon 0-0 Barcelona, 56 minutes
Jason Denayer has stood up strongly to the challenges that Luis Suarez has posed this evening, and again handles the Uruguayan as Suarez tries to move the ball past him.
Solid stuff from the former Manchester City academy man.
Liverpool 0-0 Bayern Munich, 59 minutes
Not far away at all!
Serge Gnabry unfurls a pearl of a strike with his left foot from some distance, and unfortunate that his excellent effort rises just above Alisson's crossbar with the goalkeeper unlikely to get even fingertips to the shot.
Lyon 0-0 Barcelona, 60 minutes
Barcelona are now threatening to hem Lyon in.
The home side are rather struggling to get out, with all except Moussa Dembele inside the Lyon half.
Lyon 0-0 Barcelona, 61 minutes
As I say that, they do get out.
It's a brilliant driving run from Memphis Depay to surge past Gerard Pique, but a somewhat heavy touch means he is stretching to cross from the byline and Marc-Andre ter Stegen gets his palms to the ball.
Lyon 0-0 Barcelona, 63 minutes
Crucial block from Leo Dubois.
Luis Suarez picks up the ball six yards from goal after enterprising work from Lionel Messi but gets the ball rather stuck under his feet, allowing Dubois the time he needs to shuffle across and block.
Good defending from the Lyon right-back.
Liverpool 0-0 Bayern Munich, 66 minutes
The game just seems to be in a bit of a holding pattern at the moment, with Liverpool often on the ball inside the Bayern final third but failing to find profitable avenues of exploration.
Jurgen Klopp may be considering a change, perhaps Xheerdan Shaqiri to add creativity.
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