One last step before glory, the Champions League final four is often the stage for unreal scenarios.

Between spectacular comebacks, historic thrashings, and longevity records, the semi-finals have helped forge the legend of the UCL.

A look back at the numbers and performances that have marked the competition’s history.

Liverpool 4-0 Barça in the second leg (0-3 in the first leg, 2018/19)

4 - Robert Lewandowski (Dortmund vs Real Madrid, 24/04/2013)

41 years and 206 days, Mark Schwarzer (Chelsea 1-3 Atlético), 30/04/2014

17 years and 2 days, Rayan Cherki (Lyon 0-3 Bayern, 19/08/2020)

17 years and 291 days, Lamine Yamal (Barcelona 3-3 Inter, 30/04/2025)

37 years and 148 days, Ryan Giggs (Schalke 0-2 Man United), 26/04/2011

23 years and 143 days, Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus 4-1 Monaco, 01/04/1998)

32 years and 86 days, Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid 3-0 Atlético, 02/05/2017)

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