Bayern Munich's Champions League winning heroes partied long into the night in Lisbon after defeating Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 to seal their sixth European crown.
Kingsley Coman's second half header proved to be the decisive strike for Hansi Flick's men, sealing the treble for Bayern and sending Neymar and co home in tears.
For the jubilant Bayern squad, captain Manuel Neuer hoisting the trophy aloft was just the start of the party.
They headed on to celebrate together in the aftermath, with Philippe Coutinho showing the players dancing to music and appearing to enjoy a drink of the team bus.
The team were also filmed by Lucas Hernandez singing along to 'We are the Champions' by Queen as they headed to their destination to keep the party going.
Alphonso Davies, whose stand-out moment of the tournament arguably came in the quarter-final with his phenomenal assist for Joshua Kimmich's goal against Barcelona, was central to the celebrations.
Draped in the Canada flag, the 19-year-old was heralded as 'the best left-back' by team-mate Thiago Alcantara as he filmed him dancing away.
But perhaps the highlight of the night - Champions League glory included - was still to come for Davies.
He later noticed that fellow Canadian, the rapper Drake, had followed him on Instagram. Davies was so surprised he filmed his hilarious reaction on his story, tagging the musician.
'Woah! Woahhhhhh!' Davies screamed. 'Hold on, hold on! Drake! You followed me! Oh my god I can't believe it! I'm going to bed, I'm going to bed!'
The teenager took to Twitter before calling it a night, reflecting on his remarkable journey from Canada to Champions League winner.
'This one for everyone who’s chasing a dream right now, take it from me don’t give up it may seem impossible now but just keep working on your kraft (sic) keep grinding,' he said.
'Who would have guessed it a kid from Canada, Edmonton Alberta. Most people don’t even know where that. Where it snows I’m talking -40 weather, he’s now a champion league winner.'
Elsewhere Alcantara, who is going to leave Bayern in the upcoming transfer window, was filmed on Bayern's official Instagram orchestrating a sing-along with players on a stage.
Some of his team-mates can be seen banging a drum before Thiago jumps onto the stage himself and hugs Robert Lewandowski.
Former Bayern player Giovane Elber was one of the few people at the stadium to watch the final and he attended the after party.
He was snapping some of the alcohol on display, which had 'Lis6on' labels commemorating the club's sixth Champions League triumph.
They also had t-shirts titled 'Triple 2020', referencing how Bayern's triumph over PSG sealed a magnificent treble for the 2019-20 season.
There will be a few tired heads in the Bayern squad when they awake on Monday morning but with the Champions League trophy alongside them in Lisbon, it will have been a night they will remember for many more years.
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