after it finished level at 3—3 on aggregate at the end of the 90 minutes. a sergio ramos own—goal put bayern 2—1 up in the second leg of the last eight match at the bernabeu, forcing an extra 30 minutes. but the holders saw their talisman, ronaldo, strike twice in extra—time for a hat—trick on the night, as the spanish giants look to become the first club in champions league history to retain the trophy, as they also move through to the semi—final stage so, let's take a look at the top scorers in the champions league with real madrid featuring heavily. ronaldo, moving to 100 with his hatrick, scoring five of the six goals in the tie against bayern. lionel messi is second, with 94, which he could add to on wednesday when barcelona play juventus. while real legend, raul, is third followed by another former player at the bernabeu, who also featured heavily for manchester united, ruud van nistleroy. atletico madrid have joined their city rivals, real, in the last four after a 2—1 aggregate victory over english champions, leicester city. the second leg finished 1—1 following goals from saul niguez in the first half and then jamie vardy equalised for the hosts after the interval, but diego simeone‘s team remain on course for a third champions league final appearance in the last four years. here at the king power stadium, the feeling is one of right, but the atmosphere is understandably subdued, because the fairy tale of leicester city is finally over. the 5000-1 leicester city is finally over. the 5000—1 outsiders who stunned football in england, winning the premier league title, and taking europe by storm this season, reaching the quarter—finals in the premier league in their debut in the season. premier league in their debut in the season. they were beaten by the better side. now it is back to reality. mid— table in the premier league. no european football next season. league. no european football next season. atletico can look forward with excitement as they look forward to the semifinals of the elite club season to the semifinals of the elite club season in europe for the first time infour season in europe for the first time in four years. season in europe for the first time infouryears. in season in europe for the first time in four years. in the last three yea rs in four years. in the last three years they have beaten bayern munich, chelsea, ac milan, and they will need to be two more of europe's clu bs to will need to be two more of europe's clubs to make it third time lucky and win the competition. the manager, deigo, only in being spearheaded by antoine griezmann in attack and a sought after striker, they look towards the semi—final draw on friday. translation: first, i want to say what a great performance from leicester tonight it was. it was almost a pleasure to compete against them. they never gave up for a minute and did not let there had drop. we were living in fear all night of what they might achieve as they were coming forward. they put in a fantastic performance and pushed us all the way. we are in the semifinals once again. that is fantastic. five—time winners, barcelona, have it all to do when they welcome juventus to camp nou for their quarter—final second leg on wednesday. the catalans lost 3—0 in turin last week and will need a slice of luck if they're to have a chance of progressing to the semi—finals, but they did overturn a 4—0 deficit in the last round against paris st germain to move through 6—5 on aggregate. it isa it is a very tough team. very well built. it's hard to play for a result. you have to double your effort. but i fully believe in our team, in what we can do. it's almost everything lost, so we have nothing to lose, just to gain. we just have to lose, just to gain. we just have to walk on the pitch and do ourjob well. you have to go back to 1996 whenjuventus last won the champions they've been close since they were beaten in the final by barcelona in 2014. losing focus for wednesday's match isn't an issue as far as their coach is concerned. we are mentally a strong team with very important players with international experience. but above all we have grown up when it comes to self confidence and knowing our own means. we know this will be a wondeful day and a great match. we mustn't think of how many goals we scored during the first leg but rather that we will play a game we will win. borussia dortmund need to overturn a 3—2 deficit when they travel to french ligue un leaders monaco. the team bus was the target of three explosions en route to the first leg match with defender marc bartra suffering a fractured wrist when he was hit by shrapnel. the match was postponed by 2a hours but not everyone was happy that it was played so soon after the incident. translation: if there was one day where we weren't ready to play a football match, it was the day of the first leg. now, we have put what happened behind us. we are emotionally stable and completely focused on the match. i'm sure that everything that happened last week brought us together, strengthened us, made us even stronger. now we have to play a good match, and i'm convinced we are capable of doing just that. we've come here with a strong team and we're here to win with a two—goal difference. staying with football news. paris st germain have gone level with monaco at the top of league un in france after a dramatic 3—2 win away at metz. the visitors looked in control after two goals in three minutes during the first half. the first from edinson cavani before blaise matuidi doubled the lead. but then, 12 minutes from time, yannjouffre pulled one back for the hosts and cheick diabate levelled the game with two minutes remaining. a frantic finish and a goal mouth scramble in stoppage time saw matuidi claim the winner to move the parisians level on points with monaco, although the principality have a game in hand and a far superior goal difference. ding junhui is through to the second round of the world snooker championship after beating fellow chinese player, zhou yuelong. the world number four was 7—2 ahead at the start of tuesday's session but it was zhou who got the better start. this break of 93 made it 7—4. ding continued his quest for a first world title, with a steady recovery to win three of the next four frames. he made history here last year when he became the first player from asia to reach the final. and ding will face his compatriot liang wenbo in the last 16 after he defeated england's stuart carrington by ten frames to seven. four—time champion, john higgins, resisted a martin gould fightback to win10—6. he'll face northern ireland's mark allen in the second round. and now for tennis news. at the monte carlo masters, novak djokovic survived a scare to come through his tie with gilles simon in three sets. this is his first tournament back following an elbow injury which has hampered the world number two's start to the season. after taking the first set, his french opponent hit back to win the second. djokovic was pushed all the way in the decider, with simon breaking him twice and serving for the match but the serb clung on for the win. i felt like i ifelt like i had control of the match. and then the match turned around. i started match. and then the match turned around. istarted making match. and then the match turned around. i started making unforced errors. he made less unforced errors. he made less unforced errors. usually he doesn't make too many. he was 2—3 points away from winning it. so i got myself out of that tricky situation. and that's probably the most important thing i ta ke probably the most important thing i take from today. no such luck for seventh seed jo wilfried tsonga, however. he was knocked out by his unseeded french compatriot, adrian mannarino. tsonga took the first on a tie—break, before the world number 56 eased to the next two sets, dropping just five games. one man who won't be featuring in monte carlo is roger federer who's opted to rest until the second major of the year, the french open starting on the 22nd of may. after an extended period out with a knee injury the 35—year—old has already won three tournaments this year including the first grand slam of the season, the australian open, which has eased the pressure somewhat as he looks ahead. i think expectations for the rest of the season now are actually fairly laid back in the sense that when i turn up on court i can play fairly free and have nothing to lose because i had so much success at the early start of the year that i did not think i would have. i probably did many things right at the end of last year when i trained hard. my knee was not well. when i came back it was an absolute dream comeback. i could not believe it. i hope now that the break i will take during the clay—court season will be beneficial for the rest of the season. i have high hopes for the rest of the season. i think it will be quite exciting. that is my big goalfor the be quite exciting. that is my big goal for the rest of the few months now. when i show up i want to be able to do my very best. milwaukee at toronto. they are trailing 84— 83 in game two. boston are hosting chicago, who won the opening game of the weekend. 48 — 43 in favour of chicago for that one. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. spring, thus far, has been marked by pretty settled fare. and i suspect that is going to be the overriding theme of the next few days, with a quiet spell of weather set to continue. not just for the next few days, but right on into the forthcoming weekend. but gardeners and growers take note: night—time frost will still be a consideration. not so much for the first part of wednesday, across the northern parts of scotland, you've got a weather front there spreading a veil of cloud. that will keep the temperatures up. but further south, not so much in the major conurbations, but in the suburbs, and in the countryside, the early part of wednesday could see frost. —3 or perhaps even “11 or so. but once the sun is up, that converts intto a glorious start of the new day. plenty of sunshine across the southern parts of england and wales, through midlands and lincolnshire and cambridgeshire. but further north and west of that, the cloud thickens up into the borders, to northern ireland and the eastern side of scotland, and there will be enough cloud for a little bit of rain. a drier prospect, although still pretty cloudy first up across the rest of scotland. as the day really gets going, i am hopeful that some of that cloud will break up. a good bit of sunshine across scotland. some of that rain will drift off into the north channel, away from northern ireland. so a dry afternoon for many here. further south and east, brighter skies will boost the damage to about 13 or 1a degrees. from wednesday to thursday, any prospect of frost is largely confined to the south—eastern quarter. the high pressure really doing its stuff for the greater part of us. yet more dry weather to come for many. save for the northern and western isles, maybe the north of the mainland, too. a weather front here just keeping that cloud coming in from the atlantic. and enough about it again for there to be the prospect of some rain. again, not amounting to much. the temperatures are where we have been of late. somewhere locked into the low to mid teens. friday is marked by a progression of the weather front and across scotland into the north of england, through northern ireland. to the south of it, with a bit of sunshine, we can boost the temperatures nicely. possibly 17 degrees. to the north of the weather feature, a cooler and fresher regime sets in and eventually wins out. the front will reintroduce the regime down across the rest of the british isles. the high pressure, neverfar away, that keeps things fairly settled. your scene could look something akin to that. all that combination, the temperature never better than about 13 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