Bayern Munich have booked a mouth-watering Champions League semi-final against holders Paris Saint-Germain after surviving a chaotic seven-goal showdown against Real Madrid at the Allianz Arena.
The quarter-final second leg exploded into life with five goals in a relentless first-half spectacle, as both sides traded blows in a frantic, end-to-end contest that had fans on edge throughout.
After the break, the tempo dropped into a tense tactical duel, with neither side willing to overcommit as the tie hung in the balance.
Extra time looked inevitable until drama struck late on. Real Madrid substitute Eduardo Camavinga received a second yellow card for time-wasting following a foul on Harry Kane, leaving the visitors down to ten men in the closing minutes.
With just a minute remaining, Luis Díaz delivered the decisive moment. The former Liverpool forward combined neatly with Jamal Musiala before curling a deflected strike into the top corner to seal the victory.
Real Madrid had twice threatened to seize control, with Arda Güler scoring a brace and Kane marking his 50th goal of the season as Bayern responded each time in a gripping back-and-forth battle.
Despite the resilience of the 15-time European champions, Bayern finally broke them down for good, with Michael Olisecurling home a stoppage-time finish to secure a memorable 4-3 win on the night and a 6-4 aggregate triumph.
