Camavinga's 125 minutes of pure impact at the Bernabeu

Eduardo Camavinga will never forget his first season at Real Madrid. Aged 19, the Frenchman has been one of Los Blancos' central characters in the Champions League race.

Carlo Ancelotti has been using him as a second half substitute in his bid to freshen up Real Madrid's midfield and Camavinga has paid back his coach's confidence.

The France international came off the bench in all three decisive second legs against Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City, meaning he was on the pitch for all eight goals scored at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu against these teams.

Ancelotti brought him on in the 57th minute against PSG and, four minutes later, Karim Benzema equalised for Los Blancos, who completed their comeback courtesy of another two goals from the Frenchman.

Camavinga was linked to PSG last summer, but he chose a move to the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu instead and his decision paid dividends.

Toni Kroos made way for Camavinga against Chelsea, who netted their third just after the Frenchman came on. However, Rodrygo and Benzema scored one each to clinch qualification to the semi-finals after extra time.

Against Manchester City, the French midfielder came off the bench with 15 minutes to go and participated in the build-up for Real Madrid's equaliser. Then, Los Blancos completed yet another comeback as they grabbed a 3-1 win in extra time and clinched a spot in the Champions League decider.

In total, Camavinga played 125 minutes of football in the aforementioned three games. With him on the pitch, Real Madrid scored eight goals which led them to the final.

The Frenchman stood out as super-sub, with his teammates and Ancelotti congratulating the midfielder for his performances.