Manchester City's ill-tempered goalless draw away to Atletico Madrid was enough to secure a hard-fought 1-0 aggregate victory in their Champions League quarter-final
Leading from the first leg thanks to Kevin De Bruyne's goal, Man City retained their advantage in front of a boisterous Wanda Metropolitano crowd to progress to the last four
There were nervy moments late on as Atletico pushed hard for the goal despite Felipe's red card in stoppage time for a second bookable offence
Ederson was forced into a 102nd minute save from substitute Angel Correa to ensure it is Man City who will play Real Madrid in the semi-final
Atletico had been criticised for their shot-shy performance in Manchester but there was more intent from the outset in Madrid, showcasing their trademark aggressive approach
The supporters booed Pep Guardiola's name and jeered the taking of a knee
 When the game kicked off, Felipe's brutal challenge on Phil Foden drew blood from his head
Foden played on with a bandage and City tried to play their football despite the hostility, almost finding the breakthrough goal when Ilkay Gundogan struck the foot of the post
But Diego Simeone's side redoubled their efforts after the interval, pushing more players forward and raising the tempo, with Antoine Griezmann firing just wide of the post
Injuries to De Bruyne and Kyle Walker added to the sense of jeopardy as Simeone's triple substitution midway through the second half heaped pressure on the away side
But when Felipe was finally sent off for another foul on Foden, the job seemed to be done against their increasingly desperate hosts
 Stefan Savic somehow stayed on the pitch despite an apparent headbutt on Raheem Sterling and then pull on Jack Grealish's hair as tempers flared while Foden lay injured
And yet, it still required a save from Ederson with all but the last kick of the game to deny Correa
 Manchester City were through
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"We know they sometimes try to make things happen like that," said John Stones of the stoppage-time melee that culminated in Felipe's red card, when speaking to 
"I thought we dealt with it really well
 I don't want to dwell on it too much because over two legs I thought we played incredibly against such an experienced team
"I am so proud of the lads today, how we kept our control, kept our tempers
 It is so easy to get drawn into stuff like that
 I am so happy to be through
 A great night
""In the second half, they were better than us and we were lucky we did not concede," Guardiola told 
 "In the first half, we had our chances
 Overall, we are in the semi-finals
 It is well deserved
"The City coach refused to be drawn on Atletico's antics but he did note the injuries to De Bruyne and Walker that present them with a problem as they continue to compete for the Premier League title and the FA Cup
"We are in big trouble
 We cannot forget we played three days ago in a tough game against Liverpool
 We have to come here and we have a lot of injuries right now
"I am not sure what is going to happen in the next weeks but today we are going to celebrate because it is the third time in Manchester City's history that we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League
"First legs to be played April 26/27; Second legs to be played May 3/4Final to be played in Paris on May 28Manchester City face title rivals Liverpool again on Saturday as they head to Wembley for the semi-final of the FA Cup; kick-off at 3
30pm
 Pep Guardiola's side are back in Premier League action against Brighton on Wednesday as they look to maintain their slender one-point advantage at the top of the table
Atletico Madrid return to La Liga action on Saturday afternoon as they play host to mid-table Espanyol
 Diego Simeone's side then face relegation-threatened Granada on Wednesday, hoping to stave off pressure from Real Betis and Real Sociedad for fourth spot
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