In Pictures: Tuesday’s Champions League action

The match between Turkey's Galatasaray and Italy's Juventus was postponed after 31 minutes of play. Ozan Kose / AFP

The two sides will resume their match on Wednesday at 3 PM local time. The score is 0-0 with 59 minutes left to go. Bulent Kilic / AFP

The match has significant implications for both sides. Juventus, with six points, need at least a draw to move forward into the last 16, while Galatasaray, with four points, need a victory to leapfrog Juve for second place in Group B. AP Photo

Felipe Melo of Galatasaray lets the snow fall over him on Tuesday night. Bulent Kilic / AFP

Aurelien Chedjou, right, of Galatasaray challenges Kwadwo Asamoah of Juventus in Tuesday's snow-interrupted match. Mira / AFP

Manchester City and Bayern Munich were just two of the clubs to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela before Champions League matches on Tuesday night. Martin Rose / Bongarts / Getty Images

Bayern Munich 2-3 Manchester City. James Milner's late winner helped City come back from 2-0 and shock Bayern for their first loss at home in 18 matches. Munich, though, still topped Group D, with City finishing second to also advance to the last 16. John MacDougall / AFP

Copenhagen 0-2 Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo missed an 89th-minute penalty but scored in the 48th to set a Champions League record for goals during group play with nine. Mikkel Berg / Polfoto / AP

Manchester United 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk. Phil Jones' 67th-minute goal was all United needed to seal Shakhtar's fate. The Premier League side, for their part, had already clinched winning Group A. Jon Super / AP

Olympiakos 3-1 Anderlecht. Javier Saviola scored twice and the Greek side, who would've fallen behind Benfica with a draw or worse, secured passage on to the Champions League last 16. Aris Messinis / AFP

Catch up on Champions League group play finales from Groups A-D and see some of the best images from the night.