Champions League: Wednesday's quarter-finals – in pictures
David Beckham warms up on the pitch ahead of kick-off. He starts on the PSG benchPhotograph: David Ramos/Getty ImagesIn other team news, Lionel Messi starts on the Barca bench. Wonder if he's sitting like that because of his hamstring injury from the first leg, or because his little legs don't reach the floor?Photograph: Albert Gea/ReutersThe teams line up and the starting XIs are - Barcelona: Valdes; Dani Alves, Pique, Adriano, Jordi Alba; Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta; Pedro, Fabregas, Villa. PSG: Sirigu; Jallet, Alex, Thiago Silva, Maxwell; Thiago Motta, Lucas Moura, Verratti, Pastore; Ibrahimovic, LavezzPhotograph: David Ramos/Getty Images
Barcelona start the stronger of the two teams, here Andres Iniesta turns Maxwell inside outPhotograph: Jasper Juinen/Getty ImagesAs the half continues PSG start to threaten and go close on a couple of occasions. Here Barcelona's defender Jordi Alba is put under pressure by Zlatan Ibrahimovic. With Barca leading the tie courtesy of the two away goals they scored in the first leg's 2-2 draw, just a 1-0 win will be enough to put the French side throughPhotograph: Lluis Gene/AFP/Getty ImagesZlatan Ibrahimovic climbs above Daniel Alves and thumps a header goalwardsPhotograph: David Ramos/Getty ImagesVictor Valdes has certainly been the busier of the two goalkeepers in the first half and it's down to him that it's goal-less when the teams go in at half-timePhotograph: Alberto Estevez/EPAFive minutes into the second half Camp Nou falls silent as PSG take the lead. Javier Pastore plays a pass to Ibrahimovic, who spots that the Argentinian has continued his run beyond the Barcelona defence, which is so high. Gerard Pique doesn't step up and Ibrahimovic coaxes a wonderful pass into his path. Pastore sprints elegantly clear of Dani Alves and then dinks a cool shot over the advancing Valdes with his left footPhotograph: Jasper Juinen/Getty ImagesJust after the hour mark Messi replaces Cesc Fabregas and within 9 minutes he's made his mark. Messi wriggles and dribbles through the middle, past a couple of PSG defenders, and then slides a pass through to David Villa. It looked like he had lost control of the ball but he manages to flick it back to Pedro Rodriguez, who thumps a left-footed piledriver through the bodies and into the left-corner before Sirigu could even thinking about movingPhotograph: David Ramos/Getty ImagesJoy and relief are some of the emotions that are written over Pedro's facePhotograph: Jasper Juinen/Getty ImagesThe goal has taken the wind out of PSG's sailsPhotograph: Jasper Juinen/Getty ImagesMessi glides past David Beckham as Barcelona push forward againPhotograph: Jose Jordan/AFP/Getty ImagesIniesta shows that Barcelona aren't just a one man team when he demonstrates a most audacious and stupendous turn in the PSD box. The turn gave him a yard of space but unfortunately for him he leathered his shot into the side netting. Click here, then scroll down to see the turn in all it's majestic gloryPhotograph: Emilio Morenatti/APAfter the final whistle Victor Valdes and team-mates thank the fans for their support. Final score: 1-1 (aggregate 3-3 - Barca go through on away goals)Photograph: David Ramos/Getty ImagesOver in Turin, Bayern Munich's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer warms upPhotograph: Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty ImagesSpeaking of warm, do you think this chap has enough scarves?Photograph: Tony Gentile/ReutersIn an effort not to be outdone by the Borussia Dortmund's tifo against Málaga, the Juventus fans have been busy with the bedsheets and sewing machines Photograph: Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty ImagesGiorgio Chiellini of Juventus seems to come off worse during this challenge with Mario MandzukicPhotograph: Tony Gentile/ReutersGiorgio Chiellini isn't hiding he's created a hole in the wall for Andrea Pirlo to aim for. Pirlo fires the ball through the gap but Neuer is equal to it and parries the ball over the barPhotograph: Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty ImagesJuventus started impressively but Bayern midfield including Franck Ribery, left, start to turn the screw and control the middle of the park. It's goal-less when the teams go in at half-timePhotograph: Olivier Morin/AFP/Getty ImagesJust past the hour mark Bastien Schweinsteiger puts a lovely ball into the box where it's met by Javier Martínez at the far post, who hits a volley goalwards with the outside of his boot ... Photograph: Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty ImagesBuffon parries the ball but it falls towards Mario Mandzukic who dives in to nod the ball home and give Bayern a well deserved leadPhotograph: Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty ImagesNow they're 3 goals down on aggregate, including an away goal, Andrea Pirlo knows that Juve's jig is upPhotograph: Tony Gentile/ReutersLooks like that Bayern fan from earlier has distributed one or two of his scarvesPhotograph: Tony Gentile/ReutersSubstitute Claudio Pizarro rounds off a dominant Bayern performance with a second goal in the 90th minute. Schweinsteiger again played a lovely through-ball and Pizarro hit's a first time finish past Buffon and into the netPhotograph: Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty ImagesA bunch of happy Bayern Munich players and fans. Final score: Juventus 0-2 Bayern Munich (aggregate 0-4)Photograph: Giuseppe Cacace/AFP/Getty Images
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