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bettercreature:
Barcelona season is actually over Now Pique can concentrate on twitter war

Na so

it over officially

88'Chants of "olé" are starting to come from the Juve fans as they begin to sense that they are going through to the semi-finals. Allegri ensures everything is halted again as he makes his final change - Asamoah for Higuain.

PSG should learn from Juventus

84'Juve slow things down now with another switch. Cuadrado makes way after a strong showing and Mario Lemina takes over.

82'What a chance for Juve to finish it! Cuadrado is found on the right as the visitors break and he slips a pass into the penalty area towards Khedira. He controls it when he should have let it run for Mandzukic, then gets a tame shot away which is easily denied by Ter Stegen.

77'Three corners in quick succession for Barca, but Juve cope with each. This really doesn't look like it's going to be the hosts' day.

nairascores:
Whoever score now, win

depends on numbers of goals bro, juve no need to score a goal to win this match

73'Poor by Juve. Higuain has the chance to break on Barca as the visitors charge forward. Instead of the obvious pass to Cuadrado on the right, he opts for Dybala and the young attacker's delivery is woefully over-hit. Eventually the attack peters out.

miracle can still happen

72'And there's a reminder of Juve's talent. Dybala slaloms past a couple of tackles just inside the area and then sends a left-footed effort over.

70'CLOSE! Messi is lively again, back-heeling a pass to Sergi Roberto and he sends a fierce left-footed effort past the far post. They certainly can't complain about a lack of chances today!

68'JUVE ESCAPE! Buffon fumbles with the corner delivery and Suarez hooks it back into the danger zone. Messi meets it but puts a right-footed effort over the open goal. It wasn't an easy chance, but you'd expect better from him!

fusyman:
Haters go and hug transformer, hat trick ti take over....... Hala Madrid. I can see Madrid's final loading

haters should please goan hug wet transformer

CRISTIANO RONALDO SCORES 100TH CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GOAL
The Real Madrid superstar scored five of his team's six goals in the quarter-final tie against Bayern Munich, moving him to a century of goals
Cristiano Ronaldo continued to rack up the records as his hat-trick against Bayern Munich saw him become the first player to score 100 goals in the Champions League.
The Portugal superstar scored twice in last week's 2-1 victory over Bayern in the quarter-final first leg, which saw him move to a century of goals in European competition.
And the prolific forward made another stunning contribution for the defending champions with three goals at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Kelvin0:
What do u expect, u don't just stroll into the Lions den and expect to leave with Christmas gifts

I wonder o

tuscani:
CR7... The best !!!

better than the best

Bahddo:
They should have just given Madrid the cup at the beginning of the season instead of all this drama. It's not too late, give them the cup and spare us the wasted time spent watching fixed encounters.

I know it pains

let it be known that dat Madrid no dey lose extra time Match

gunners for life, what a sweet revenge

labatan

I told u Madrid no dey lose extra time match

Rapahel1116:
Do u know how many shots messi has dis season in UCL ?its not up to 16 shots BT he has 11goals

haters siddon there dey deceive yaself

Bahddo:
Bayern don't give up. One more goal would still see you qualify.

hala Madrid

HALF-TIME! Ronaldo has Real Madrid's nose in front, but he was in an offside position. Another bit of controversy for the night.

Sanchez01:
Our 100 UCL goals is crystal clear now

remaining one

bettercreature:
Penalty is a game of luck

luck indeed

toseen7:
Really?

yeah

bettercreature:
Madrid must avoid penalty by all available means

why?

hala Madrid

gaetano:
What does zidane have against James Rodriguez? he ought to be playing this match

u may be right

Oxytocin:
Are you even watching the match, vidal had two yellow cards and that's equal to a red,or is it the same referee that officiated both first and second leg's or would the referee have awarded Bayern penalty if Madrid had bought the match...
I'm not just understanding

just ignore him