Kevin De Bruyne made Champions League history after his early goal for Manchester City in their tie against Real Madrid became the quickest netted in the semi-final.
City, on the hunt for a spot in the final for a second successive season, enjoyed the perfect start at the Etihad after two quickfire strikes put them in cruise control.
Playmaker De Bruyne conjured up yet more magic to place his side into the lead after just 94 seconds of the clash - meaning he earned a spot in the record books.
In the early knockings, the hosts looked to take control, while their opponents - who dispatched Chelsea in the last round - shaped up to keep their shape.
However, they were immediately undone after Riyad Mahrez raced at Madrid down the left-hand side, with the winger jinking inside and floating in a delicate cross.
De Bruyne was able to dart in at the far post, evading the backtracking defenders, and craned forward to steer a neat header across goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.
His goal was also the quickest in the Champions League this season, incidentally.
The opener beat the previous record set by Joshua Kimmich, who found the net in the third minute of Bayern Munich's showdown own against Madrid in May 2018.
City quickly built on the momentum stemming from De Bruyne's breakthrough, with Gabriel Jesus capitalising on slack defending to spin and tuck into the corner.
The forward, coming off his four-goal display against Watford at the weekend, controlled the loose ball with aplomb and, under pressure, picked his spot.
Madrid, however, found a route back into the tie when Karim Benzema met Ferland Mendy's searching delivery into the box to deflect the ball in via the woodwork.