Carlo Ancelotti has broken yet another Champions League record, becoming the first coach to reach the quarter-finals in four consecutive decades after Real Madrid overturned PSG.
The Merengues lost the first let 1-0 and went 1-0 down at home too, both goals from Kylian Mbappé.
However, Karim Benzema harassed Gianluigi Donnarumma into an error in possession, sparking the Paris Saint-Germain psychological collapse.
Benzema completed a hat-trick in the space of 17 minutes, winning 3-1 on the night and 3-2 on aggregate.
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It means Ancelotti becomes the first coach in the history of the modern Champions League to reach the quarter-finals in four different decades.
His first was in charge of Juventus in 1999 and he’ll now compete with Real Madrid in 2022.
The 62-year-old Italian won the Champions League with Milan in 2003 and 2007, then with Real Madrid in 2014.
Real Madrid are also top of LaLiga at the moment, so Ancelotti could end this season becoming the first coach ever to win the league title in all five top European football nations.
He won the Scudetto at Milan, Premier League with Chelsea, Ligue 1 title for PSG and Bundesliga at Bayern Munich.