Manchester City have reached their second Champions League final after beating Real Madrid 4-0 on Wednesday night.
It was all to play for at the Etihad, with the first leg of the semi-final tie finishing 1-1 in the Spanish capital eight days ago. A pulsating first-half performance from Pep Guardiola's side allowed them to establish a two-goal advantage, with Bernardo Silva hitting a brace.
From there, City didn't look back. An own goal from Eder Militao and Julian Alvarez's late strike settled the tie, with City's hopes of winning a Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup treble - emulating Manchester United in 1999 - more alive than ever.