Real Madrid v Man City - UCL - 9 May 2023 Manchester City FC - Official Website of Man City F.C.

That's all from the Bernabeu tonight. Pep and Ancelotti both said yesterday that they expected this tie to go to the second leg and that is exactly what is going to happen.

We will meet at the Etihad Stadium next Wednesday to decide who will go to Istanbul on 10 June for European football's showpiece event.

Before then, we travel to Everton on Sunday to continue our Premier League title hunt.

In the meantime, keep your eyes peeled on mancity.com and our official app for highlights and further reaction.

Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland spent most of the game in very close proximity.

On the occasion: I loved it. We were saying before the game that these are the nights you play football for. You dream of playing in. Everyone in the world watching in a stadium like this. It's a dream come true.

On getting over last year's semi-final: We have a new team this year. It's a year ago. We have learned so much since last year. We have the balance of experience and youngsters. I have never felt so confident going on to the pitch with the players around me.

On playing Real Madrid: It's difficult. They let us have the first pass and then had a high press. That's what the manager says, keep the ball. Play against Carvajal, it was a good battle. I was tired at the end. I have never had cramp before but I had it in both my calves.

On City's goal: They defended really well. I felt like we were only going to score from the edge of the box. It was unbelievable but we see it every day in training. You wouldn't it going to anyone else there.

On the game: When we were better they scored. When they were better we score. Tight game. It's a semi-final. A final next Wednesday at home with our people. We make a fantastic goal from Kevin and had good moments at the end with chances.

On facing Real Madrid: It's so demanding. They are so good, so experienced with their quality but we are the same.

Rodrigo, Jack Grealish and Ilkay Gundogan kept the ball in tight spaces before Kevin De Bruyne's strike.

It could have gone either way...

The players made sure to show their appreciation to the travelling support at the end of the game.