Manchester City defeated Real Madrid 4-3 in a pulsating Champions League semi-final first leg on Tuesday evening, with a usual suspect at the heart of everything Pep Guardiola's side did.
Kevin De Bruyne has developed a reputation for stepping up in big games this season, and that was no different at the Etihad Stadium against the 13-time competition winners.
The Belgian headed City into the lead after just 93 seconds - the quickest semi-final goal in Champions League history - before assisting Gabriel Jesus 10 minutes later. De Bruyne was on a one-man mission to make the Madrid defenders' lives a living misery, as he turned them inside out with incisive passes, surging runs and genius movement.
