Real Madrid v Borussia Dortmund: as it happened 90+6 min Blimey! Santana pushes over Benzema in the box... Must surely be a dive, though, neither official close to him flinch. That'll be all. 90+5 min Lopez hammers it upfield. Someone's offside. Gah! 90+4 min Real throw close to the corner flag. Little comes of it. Dortmund break. Verrry verrry slowly. They put it out for a throw at the other end. 90+3 min Madrid corner. Lopesz is forward. Ramos heads it wide. 90+1 min Five minutes of added time. Does not seem like enough. Lots of timewasting by Dortmund. 90 min Bender's been down since the goal was scored. Looks like he's being stretchered off. Madrid feel this is a ploy to suck up their growing momentum. Santana's on, but for Blaszczykowski. Dortmund down to 10. Real Madrid 2 Dortmund (Ramos) Well. Well. Real's relentless pressure brings its reward, with Benzema bringing a high ball out of the sky and keeping it in by the skin of the ball's teeth before picking out Ramos who's lurking on the edge of the six yard box. He hammers it past Weidenfeller like he's Robert Lewandowski in training. 88 min Great save, Weidenfellder! Beautiful dummy from Benzema, who has been a vast improvement on Higuain. He shoots, it deflects, Weidenfeller tips over. Pressure mounting. 87 min Lewandowski trots off the field in super slow-motion, Kehl replaces him. Modric wins Real a corner. 85 min Ozil takes thew free kick and puts it on Ramos' head close to the six yard box. Weidenfeller is brave, and gets in the way. 84 min Madrid, to clarify, need two more goals in the six normal-time minutes that remain. Modric fouled just shy of the corner of the box by Reus. Dortmund looking a bit leggy. Real Madrid 1 Dortmund (Benzema) Finally. At last. Phew. Etc. Neat passing move from Real, worked quickly to Ronaldo on the right. He crosses low, Benzema becomes the first player to take an easy chance so far this evening. 82 min Khedira is booked, for a late slide on Blaszczykowski. This has become quite a frustrating match to watch. 81 min Here's Jurgen Klopp looking less relaxed than you might expect for this stage in the tie: 79 min Ramos finally gets a yellow card and will be suspended for the Champions League third-place play-off against Barcelona. Wait, what? 78 min Some more believable shouts for a penalty now from the Real Madrid support, who want handball on Hummels. He slid into a low Ronaldo shot. May have been just outside the area. But was probably a handball. 76 min Reus, increasingly the rampaging presence that you might have expected Cristiano Ronaldo to be in this game, gets into the area and pulls it back for Lewandowski. Lopez is out of his goal, but Essien throws himself in front of the shot to deny the large Pole. Not, you will note, a large pole. That's something else entirely. 74 min Modric, another energetic but impotent presence for Dortmund tonight, is tackled cleanly at full speed in the box. The Bernabéu wants a penalty, but I don't think even they believe that they're going to get one. 73 min Madrid going ever-closer. Kaka stabbing at a Di Maria pass from the left flank. 72 min Teasing cross from Ozil from the right. Ronaldo the target. It's just over him and marginally evades Di Maria who was sliding in behind the Portuguese fella with the lovely tan. 71 min Real miss. Ronaldo this time, Di Maria teeing up Ronaldop in the box. He was put under pressure by Bender, to be fair to Ronaldo. As I always am. Another vote for Belgian football dominance, this time from David Prentice: Marc 'War Pig' Wilmots - the marvellous nickname of the Belgium coach propels them into my No1 reckoning. 68 min Di Maria puts his 74th badly-hit shot wide of the game. He's been full of energy and running but pretty risible in front of goal. 67 min Sammy Khedira about to come on, a sub that smacks of a team doing damage limitation rather than chasing an improbable win. Unless he's coming on for Diego Lopez, I guess. No, it's Alonso that makes way. Wandile Mtana reckons Dortmund have done enough: 64 min Benzema was criminally offside as Madrid broke from Gundogan's saved shot. Replays suggest Gundogan might have done better with his finish. 62 min Great save, Lopez! Another marvellous Dortmund move, Blaszczykowski, Grosskreutz and Schmelzer exchanging passes on the right. Blaszczykowski crosses, where Gundogan looks to have a tap-in, but Lopez throws himself at it and gets a strong elbow to it. 60 min Di Maria makes a poor decision, passing when a shot looked like a better option. Dortmund break, as they are doing with ominous regularity and promise at the moment, and there's a tangle between Lewandowski and Ramos.They exchange exactly one handbag each. 57 min Double sub for Real. Coentrao and Higuain off for Kaka and Benzema. Here's Cristiano Ronaldo stuck on his "disappointed" setting: 55 min Lewandowski beginning to exert some revenge on Ramos after all that nasty business in the first half. He attempts a volley and ends up catching Ramos somehwere, erm, between the legs. 53 min Reus wins a corner off Varane. The Germans well on top now. 51 min Lewandowski hits the bar! Getting closer, I suppose. Still, he might have done better. Real are looking stretched and Blaszczykowski threads a ball through their inside left channel which puts the striker in a one on one situation with Lopez. He absolutely leathers it, beats the keeper, but it comes cannoning back off the bar. 49 min I'll tell you something. That's often what I do in this context... Here we go: The finishing in this game has been nothing short of bobbins. Reus does well to keep a ball in on the left and crosses. It's well left by early sub Grosskreutz and arrives at Lewandowski in space just inside the area. He's off balance and skies it. 48 min Nothing doing from the second corner. Here's Statman Soren Assmann: Minutes needed by Hamburger SV to score 4 goals against Dortmund: 71. Minutes needed by Sweden to score 4 goals against Germany: 31. Real Madrid only has one chance left: They need to become Swedish. 47 min Hummels, having a good game, is alert to head a Di Maria cross behind for a corner. It leads to another. Off Hummels again. 46 min Here we go, it's a second half. Paul Hayward sees what Sergio Ramos is doing and doesn't like it one little bit: 20.28 Wild first half, marked by erratic finishing and Madrid wasting their momentum. They were knocking on the door again towards the end but really needed to be in on-the-night credit by now. It will take something, frankly, incredible, for them to rescue it from here. 45+2 min Ronaldo gets his free kick almost entirely wrong. 45+1 min Bender booked too now, for a trip on Ronaldo. Both of Dortmund's defensive midfielders on yellows. Real free kick about 35 yards out. Two minutes of added time will be played. 45 min Higuain in the book too now. No idea why. This time I was watching, the cameras just elected not to show us. He's having a frustrating evening. 44 min Gundogan booked by Webb for a challenge on Alonso in the centre circle. Madrid fans making a terrifying noise of outrage every time they feel wronged by Dortmund thus far. I'm finding it really quite annoying. 43 min Lewandowski and Ramos having an entertainingly physical scrap now. They collide, Howard Webb says Real free kick. Ronaldo plays a quick pass towards Higuain who's playing off Subotic's shoulder but is marginally offside. 40 min Good work from Higuain, latching onto a ball he had no right to then taking Piszczek out of contention on the left with a clever turn. Stands it up for Ronaldo in the box, but Weidenfeller claims. 39 min Ramos seems to have paid close attention to Mourinho's words about not fouling Lewandowski enough in the first leg, and catches him with an arm on the head when Howard Webb is looking elsewhere. 36 min Another optimistic Di Maria ball from deep on the right-hand side for Ronaldo to chase. This one runs all the way through to Weidenfeller. 34 min Bender's improvement in the past 10 minutes has dragged the rest of his team up a level. He's been cutting out more and more through the middle, and looks to have the better of a deep-lying Luka Modric. He's also involved in all of Dortmund's keep-ball, which has been more and more prominent in the last section of the game. Here are the thoughts of Jon Taylor with regard to the question posed above: Belgium will do for me. So quiet and unassuming and yet so...good-on-paper. Kompany, Hazard, Fellaini, Benteke et al. I hope their manager can knit them together and evoke the Enzo Schifo team that Maradona eventually devoured in the semis of 86. 32 min Has Real's chance gone? They failed to take three presentable chances early on, and haven't created one since Ozil's glaring miss after 15 minutes. Dortmund hanging onto the ball far more effectively now, as befits their status as our footballing saviours. Meanwhile Jose is looking pensive: 30 min Di Maria is seeing a lot of the ball but things aren't quite working out for him. He tries to ping a ball to the other flank, but Ronaldo, leg outstretched to almost telescopic levels, can't bring it down. 28 min Coentrao's been booked. Not sure what for, but the Dortmund bench were livid about it. Dortmund far more in the game than they were, especially in wide areas. 25 min Ozil goes on an adventurous run up the middle of the pitch, evading a number of despairing Dortmund players on his way. The defensive midfielders Bender and Gundogan are having a negligible impact so far. Ozil picks out Di Maria, who's arriving cloe to the edge of the box, but his shot is wide. Feels like the ninth time he's done that so far this evening. What's the Spanish for "shooting boots"? 24 min Ramos having something of a blinder. Schmelzer breaks promisingly down the left and puts a reasonable cross towards Lewandowski at the far pos. Ramos is there first with an excellent defensive header. 22 min Dortmund with their first genuinely threatening break of the game. Piszczek sprints forward down the right-hand side and has three men up with him to his left. His cutback as he enters the box is a little too telegraphed, and Ramos makes a neat tackle which stops the full-back in his tracks. 20 min Ronaldo looks tetchy, adrenlaised, like he's playing right on the edge. He runs with purpose down Real's right-hand side but his shot at the end of it is harmless. Here's Henry Winter with some slightly odd noise from the Bernabéu. Especially if it's being sung in English: 17 min Breathless start to this, it's quite shocking that Real have failed to capitalise. Dortmund having a nervy game thus far, plenty of passes going astray and an all-pervading lack of confidence in their work. 15 min Huge miss by Ozil! That is the third, THIRD time Real have had a player in behind the Dortmund defence. Ozil has around 10 seconds to compose himself, and Higuain in support and in space to his left. He ignores him and has a rotten shot of his own. 14 min Another big chance for Real! Ronaldo volleys right at Weidenfeller after a ball over the top seemed to catch the Dortmund defence napping. Moments earlier Lewandowski had an almost identical chance at the other end, with an almost identical outcome. 13 min Gotze's off the pitch and receiving some treatment. Not looking good for him, he's doing some head-shaking to the team doctor. I assume he's the doctor... His big coat says "DOC" on it. Perhaps his initials are just D.O.C. 11 min Higuain heads wide from an Ozil free kick. He's offside, in any case. Don't worry, liveblog fans. European email behemoth Soren Assman is among us: Dortmund only lost five games in 30 in the league, Munich leads the league with only one loss in 30. They DID however lose a game 1:4 this year already - against the Hamburger SV in the league. Dortmund only lost six overall - and their only loss without a goal of themselves was the 0:1 in the cup against Bayern Munich. They ride a six consecutive winning streak and a nine consecutive without a loss. I firmly believe they will remember the game of Germany vs. Sweden where it came all down in 20 minutes (Reus and Götze played in that), and the Hamburg loss - and will prevail tonight. Dortmund players that played in the legendary 4:4 of Germany vs. Sweden in October 12 after a 4:0 lead: Götze, Reus. Teams that beat Dortmund this season: Schalke 04 (twice), Wolfsburg, Hamburger SV (twice), Bayern Munich (cup). Teams that defeated Dortmund this season by 1:4 or better: Hamburger SV (1:4). Borussia Dortmund streak: nine consecutive non-losses, six consecutive wins. Losses without scoring at least one goal this season: one (vs. Bayern Munich in the Domestic Cup, 0:1). 9 min Extremely encouraging start for Real, and for the eager television audience. They're finding gaps in the Dortmund defence, especially between Hummels and Schmelzer. Ronaldo fires over at the end of the home side's latest move. 7 min Lewandowski drifts into the sort of territory he did MAXIMUM DANGER from last week, but Ramos is a better guardian for Madrid than Pepe was last week, and ushers him off the ball. 4 min Big save by Weidenfeller! Higuain's in behind the Dortmund defence after some dallying on the ball by Schmelzer. but hurries his finish a little, Weidenfellder makes the stop with his legs. Real have started well, but a goal there would have been very nice indeed. 2 min Early corner for Real, after Coentrao is fed by Ronaldo on the right. Varane the target but Dortmund get it away. Di Maria has a go from long range. 1 min Here we go then, Dortmund get us started. 19.40 Sky Sports' German arm has done some Champions League-class mickey taking out of Spain ahead of tonight's games: 19.35 Roy Keane, trailblazer that he is, is pronouncing Lewandowski's name as it is written, if you're speaking English. Loo-un-dow-ski. Well done Roy. 19.30 This Borussia Dortmund supporter has an evening of anxious fake-hair twirling ahead of her: 19.15 Henry Winter is in the Spanish capital for us tonight: 18.56 Here are tonight's teams: Real Madrid: Diego Lopez; Essien, Varane, Sergio Ramos, Coentrao; Xabi Alonso, Modric; Di Maria, Ozil, Ronaldo; Higuain. Subs: Casillas, Pepe, Khedira, Kaka, Benzema, Albiol, Morata. Borussia Dortmund: Weidenfeller, Piszczek, Subotic, Hummels, Schmelzer; Gündogan, Bender; Kuba, Götze, Reus; Lewandowski. Subs: Langerak, Kehl, Leitner, Sahin, Grosskreutz, Schieber, Felipe Santana. Referee: Howard Webb (England) It would be a fairly revolutionary left turn if the Champions League elected to abandon semi-final second legs, but there is a slight stench of pointlessness to both of this week's fixtures. Our benign new footballing overlords for Germany hold an 8-1 aggregate lead, and if the thousands and thousands of words written on the subject last week are anything to go by they will at least quadruple their lead over the coming two nights. I exaggerate, of course. In a number of different ways. I also believe there's a reasonable chance Real Madrid can still turn this into a reasonably tight contest. Cristiano Ronaldo on song, a couple of quick goals, some noisy supporters making encouraging noises. Who knows, eh? Only the future, and we will await its verdict together over the coming hours. Team news and Kraftwerk trivia to follow, stay tuned.