Summary

  • Dybala scores two stunning goals to put Juve in charge of quarter-final

  • Chiellini heads in the third from a corner as Italian side dominate

  • Barca miss host of chances in search of away goal

  • Borussia Dortmund confirm an explosion involving team bus

  • Dortmund match against Monaco has been postponed

Live Reporting

Gary Rose

  1. 'We saw what happened to PSG'

    Juventus 3-0 Barcelona

    Juventus midfielder Miralem Pjanic, speaking to BT Sport: "Of course we are very happy but it is not finished yet. We know what they did against Paris and we have to not do that.

    "We will see in the second game. The team in this first game played very well but we have to be careful. Barcelona have great players and we have to play the same game - try and score a goal.

    "It is not finished, this is just the first half."

    On Gianluigi Buffion, Pjanic added: "We have the best goalkeeper in the world, to have him behind us is very important for us."

  3. Buffon's time?

    Juventus 3-0 Barcelona

    Football needs Gianluigi Buffon to be a Champions League winner before he retires.

    His save in the first half was outstanding.

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  4. Do sides fear Barcelona anymore? They no longer appear to have the fear factor.

    Juventus looked, and played, like they believed they would win this game from the outset.

  5. Juventus players hold hands and run towards their fans to soak up the adulation.

    A defiant Barcelona supporter holds up five fingers on one hand and one finger on the other, indicating that his side will win the second leg 5-1.

    No chance Barcelona are putting five past this Juventus defence.

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