- Barcelona came back from a 4-0 first-leg defeat to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League
- Luis Suarez gave Barcelona a third minute lead as they chased a record comeback against PSG
- Defender Layvin Kurzawa bundled the ball into the back of his own net five minutes before half-time
- Lionel Messi smashed home a penalty given by the fifth official after Neymar had been brought down
- Edinson Cavani fired home from inside the 18-yard box with Barca just a goal from drawing level on aggregate
- Neymar scores wonderful free-kick but too late for Barcelona to mount another miraculous comeback
- Brazilian then scored from the penalty spot to draw the home side level on aggregate but going out
- Sergi Roberto poked home from close range to complete a miraculous comeback from Luis Enrique's men
It was with almost the last kick of the game that Sergi Roberto scored from close range to knock Paris Saint-Germain out and make Champions League history.
A goal from their Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez gave them hope after just three minutes but his international team-mate Edinson Cavani appeared to have killed the dream on 63 minutes.
Sergi Roberto poked home from close range to complete the comeback and put Barcelona into the quarter-finals
The youngster runs off in celebration as Barca came back from a 4-0 first-leg defeat to progress 6-5 on aggregate
Sergi Roberto is chased by team-mates Andre Gomes and Gerard Pique as they rejoice in a miracle win at the Nou Camp
Lionel Messi celebrates with the home fans after Barca pulled off an incredible comeback against PSG
Luis Enrique and his coaching staff join in the celebrations on the pitch after the full time whistle had blown
The scoreboard is barely believable at the end of an incredible 90 minutes at the Nou Camp on Wednesday night
MATCH FACTS, STATS AND MATCH ZONE
Barcelona: ter Stegen, Rafinha (Sergi Roberto 76), Umtiti, Pique, Mascherano, Iniesta (Turan 65), Busquets, Rakitic (Andre Gomes 84), Neymar, Luis Suarez, Messi
Subs not used: Cillessen, Alcacer, Jordi Alba, Digne
Goalscorers: Suarez 3, Kurzawa og 40, Messi 50, Neymar 88, 90
Booked: Pique, Busquets, Rakitic, Suarez, Neymar
PSG: Trapp, Meunier, Marquinhos, Thiago Silva, Kurzawa, Lucas Moura (Di Maria 55), Rabiot, Matuidi, Draxler, Verratti, Cavani
Subs not used: Areola, Kimpembe, Krychowiak, Pastore, Aurier, Ben Arfa
Goalscorers: Cavani 62
Booked: Matuidi, Draxler, Cavani, Marquinhos
Referee: Deniz Aytekin
Luis Suarez gives Barcelona third minute lead against PSG at the Nou Camp. CLICK HERE for more from MATCH ZONE
Neymar never gave up however and he scored with a free-kick and penalty leaving Barcelona needing just one more goal. And when there was only one more minute to score it in substitute Roberto popped up to make mission impossible a reality.
The miracle was on as early as the third minute when Suarez got the opener making it 4-1 on aggregate.
He had called for a calm and measured approach before the match but he was anything but when the first whistle blew driving the home team forward. When PSG failed to clear a loose ball in the box he clipped a header goalwards with his back to goal.
Kevin Trapp had come off his line and so the ball sailed over his head and, although it was hooked away, crossed the line for the first goal.
It was Suarez’s 65th goal in 64 appearances Camp Nou appearances. This stadium is too big for many strikers but he has had the measure of it from day one.
PSG settled a little after the early scare and Barcelona became increasingly jumpy as the first-half clock ticked down without a second goal.
Messi, Iniesta and Sergio Busquets all uncharacteristically played stray passes and Gerard Pique was anxious in the tackle too, going into the book for a foul from behind on Cavani.
Luis Suarez is fouled by Marquinhos inside the box to give Barca a penalty and a chance at bringing them level on aggregate
Neymar makes no mistake from the penalty spot to set up a grandstand finish at the Nou Camp on Wednesday night
PSG striker Edinson Cavani silences the Nou Camp as he scores the all-important away goal for the Ligue 1 side
Edinson Cavani celebrates after scoring the crucial away goal for PSG in the 62nd minute of the game on Wednesday night
Cavani is joined in his celebrations by PSG's substitutes after seemingly sealing their place in the quarter-finals
Lionel Messi and his team-mates look dejected after Cavani's goal meant they needed to score three more to qualify
Lionel Messi powers home from the penalty spot to put Barcelona within one goal of drawing level on aggregate
Neymar, Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi exchange high fives after the Argentine's penalty put Barcelona 3-0 up on the night
Neymar is upended by defender Thomas Meunier inside the penalty area to gift Barca the chance to score from 12 yards
PSG players remonstrate with the fifth official after he helped the referee award a second-half penalty to Barcelona
Layvin Kurzawa somehow guides the ball into the back of his net as he attempts to hook it clear inside his own six-yard box
Three Barcelona players including Rafinha, Neymar and Luis Suarez gather the ball out of the net after the second goal
Luis Suarez headed Barcelona into the lead in the third minute of the second leg at the Nou Camp on Wednesday
The Uruguayan striker wheels away in celebration after giving Barcelona the perfect start against PSG
Suarez appeals for calm as he gestures toward Gerard Pique as Barcelona chase down PSG's four-goal lead
Five minutes before the break the second goal finally came. It was every bit as scrappy as the first with Iniesta back-heeling the ball from the byline into a crowded six-yard box and Layvin Kurzawa putting it past his own goalkeeper.
Emery’s half-time team talk was set now: 'We're definitely going to have to score lads'. Barcelona supporters were singing 'yes we can' as the half time whistle was blown and five minutes after the restart they were all believing it.
Thomas Meunier dived head-first to stop Neymar getting around him and when the Brazilian ran into his head and tumbled the Barcelona players were convinced they had a penalty.
The referee hesitated but with Suarez and company sprinting to the official on the line, who seemed to have a different opinion, Deniz Aytekin conferred and pointed to the spot.
Messi had scored all five of his penalties this season before stepping up. Number six flew into the top corner and Barcelona were a goal from drawing the tie.
Edinson Cavani comes close to scoring a vital away goal for PSG but his effort comes off the foot of the post
Lionel Messi comes close with a free-kick as Barcelona push for a sensational comeback win at the Nou Camp
PSG midfielder Blaise Matuidi is shown a yellow card in the opening stages of Wednesday night's match in Spain
Matuidi appeals as he is held back by Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets while Luis Suarez looks to get in front of him
Barcelona star Andres Iniesta looks to get hold of the ball as he rides a challenge from PSG midfielder Adrien Rabiot
Barcelona centre-back Samuel Umtiti slides in to win the ball from PSG's Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani
Edinson Cavani had not read the script however. He first hit the post from Meunier’s cross and was then given another chance on 63 minutes, this time he made no mistake.
No one has scored more goals in Europe this season and with Pique floored he buried a shot into the roof of Ter Stegen’s net with the outside of his foot.
Angel Di Maria came on and could have made it 3-2 on the night when he raced clear only to shoot wide. The image of his love-heart celebration still haunts Barcelona from the first leg it would have been cruel had he extended the aggregate lead. How costly that miss was to prove.
Barcelona midfielder Rafinha gets hold of the ball and looks to keep possession as Edinson Cavani closes in
Spanish midfielder Sergio Busquets tracks the run of PSG winger Lucas Moura during the opening 45 minutes
Barcelona No 10 Lionel Messi attempts to weave in between the challenges of Blaise Matuidi and Adrien Rabiot
With two minutes left Neymar curled the perfect free-kick past Trapp to make it 4-1 on the night. Barcelona still needed two goals but Neymar wasn’t beaten and when Suarez was pushed over in the area the Brazilian slammed home the penalty.
The players turned to the supporters for one last rise in the decibel levels and Marc Andre ter Stegen went forward for Messi’s free-kick.
PSG cleared it but ter Stegen was then fouled meaning another free-kick. When that was cleared it surely meant that Barcelona were out.
Roberto scored and there was barely time to get the entire celebrating home bench off the pitch and take the restart. Barcelona were through and history had been made.
Lionel Messi attempts to spin past the challenge of PSG winger Julian Draxler but is sent tumbling by the German
