There was naturally a thought of 'what could have been?' for Manchester United fans as Eduardo Camavinga came off the bench to inspire Real Madrid to a stunning Champions League comeback against Man City in midweek.
Just as Carlo Ancelotti's side looked beaten and bereft of ideas against a stubborn City side, the introduction of the French teenager once again changed the course of the match and secured a place in another showpiece final.
For the first goal, it was Camavinga who played the ball to Karim Benzema before he assisted Rodrygo. For the second, it was he who won the ball back to spark the counter-attack, and for the third, it was the former Rennes midfielder who played the crucial ball into the box which saw Federico Valverde fouled for the penalty.
