Holders Barca out of champions league.

Holders Barcelona suffered a shock Champions League exit as Antoine Griezmann's double sent Atletico Madrid into the semi-finals.

Barca arrived in Spain's capital with a 2-1 advantage from the first leg but poor defending allowed the unmarked Griezmann to power home Saul's cross.
Saul headed against the bar as Barca toiled before Griezmann scored a late penalty after Andres Iniesta handled.

Barca were denied a penalty when Gabi handled just inside the area.
The defeat ended Luis Enrique's hopes of securing a La Liga, Champions League and Copa del Rey treble, while Atletico join Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Real Madrid in Friday's semi-final draw (11:30 BST).
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Barcelona have lost three of their last four games in all competitions

Barcelona's players surrounded the referee after Gabi clearly handled inside the area though he was standing outside it, the referee awarding only a free-kick.
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But Barca were a shadow of the team that conquered Europe so convincingly last season and have now lost three of the last four games in all competitions.
In addition, Lionel Messi failed to score for the fifth game in a row for his club, and Neymar and Luis Suarez were frustrated by excellent home defending.

Barca's bad-tempered exit

The tie was littered with late challenges - there were eight bookings in total - while there were two flashpoints as Barca exited the competition on a bad-tempered note.
Suarez caught Uruguay team-mate Diego Godin with an elbow that left the Atletico defender with a swelling above his eye.

Diego Godin points to his eye after a clash with Luis Suarez

And another scuffle between the top two clubs in Spain broke out when Neymar appeared to lash out at Juanfran from behind.
Barca enjoyed 77% possession and had more shots than Atletico , yet could not disguise their frustration as they were undone by Griezmann's double.

History repeats itself

This was the eighth meeting in 15 months between the sides, with Barcelona having won the previous seven.
Indeed, Atletico's most recent win over their oppoents was at this stage of the Champions League two years ago.
Barcelona suffered a 2-1 aggregate defeat in 2014 with Diego Simeone's side eventually reaching the final - only to lose 4-1 to Real Madrid after extra time.
Simeone will be confident after this fine performance that his side can go one better this time.

Wait goes on for Messi

Lionel Messi's touch map shows the Barcelona forward did not make contact with the ball inside the Atletico Madrid penalty area.

Messi remains on 499 career goals, just as he has done since 30 March when he scored for Argentina.
He has gone 452 minutes without scoring for Barcelona.
On Wednesday, Messi did not look like finding the net as he failed to register a shot on target in a Champions League game for the first time since 2014 - also against Atletico.
The 28-year-old cut a frustrated figure as Godin and Lucas Hernandez produced commanding performances at the heart of the home defence.
Messi's last touch of the game was a free-kick on the edge of the area, when they should have had a penalty, which flew wide.
It summed up Barcelona's night.

Man of the Match - Diego Godin (Atletico Madrid)

Antoine Griezmann got the goals but Atletico Madrid's defending was just as important. No one was more immense at the back than Diego Godin (left) as Suarez, Neymar and Messi failed to find the target.

The stats you need to know

• No team has still ever retained the Champions League since its inception in 1992/93.
• Only Diego Costa in 2013/14 (8 goals) has scored more for Atletico Madrid in a Champions League season than Antoine Griezmann has for them this campaign (6).
• It was Griezmann's third Champions League brace this season, after scoring two in both matches against Galatasaray
• Barcelona failed to score in a Champions League game for the first time since April 2014, which was also against Atletico Madrid.

What's next?

Barcelona are three points clear at the top of La Liga with six games remaining. They will look to put this result behind them when they entertain Valencia on Sunday (19:30 BST)