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Thanks for joining us for what was a great win over two legs, setting up a hugely exciting semi-final against Real Madrid.
“I’m so happy to be three years in a row in the Champions League semi-finals.
“We have reached three semi-finals and what we have done is incredible.
“I think all the clubs in the world have the feeling if you want to win this competition you have to beat Real Madrid.
“Before it used to be Barcelona but now it’s Madrid.”
“I think going into the semis is what we wanted to do.
“I’ve played here before and in the beginning you know they’re going to come aggressive and theyre going to try and put you under pressure.
“But, I think we dealt well with the pressure. We defended when there was a tough moment and at certain times we created what we needed to create.
“We had a penalty, we had a couple of chances, obviously didn’t score, and then the goal from Erling seals it almost. Even then, when we were tied together, we did what we needed to do in the difficult moments and I think it was a very smart game from us.”
“We know how hard it is to play Real Madrid in this competition.
"We’re going to go for it, definitely.
“We always go for it, but we feel the team is very confident at the minute.”
“The next games [are] another final against Sheffield [United] and Arsenal.
“They are going to be tough, but it’s going to be fun. When you’re a little kid you work to get to these moments and you enjoy it as a football player.
“We’ll work very hard to bring some titles back home.
Another fantastic 📷 from our photographer as they capture Erling Haaland wheeling away after his goal tonight.
Love this 📷 of Manuel Akanji after the game.
Kevin De Bruyne clutches UEFA's Player of the Match award.
Well done, Kev.
Jack Grealish celebrates on the full-time whistle.
Let’s take a look at some details about our semi-final opponents.
All-Time
Best European Cup performance: Winners 14 - (1955/56, 1956/57, 1957/58, 1958/59, 1959/60, 1965/66, 1997/98, 1999/2000, 2001/02, 2013/14, 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2021/22)
This Season
Group F: Winners
Round of 16: W 6-2 (aggregate) v Liverpool
Quarter-Final: W 4-0 (aggregate) v Chelsea
Last Season
Winners (W 1-0 v Liverpool)
People & Places
Coach: Carlo Ancelotti
Stadium: Santiago Bernabeu
Competition top scorer: Vinicius Junior (6)
CommentaryReporting by Paul Brown @mancity