Real Madrid vs Manchester City player ratings: Benzema 8, Rodrygo 9; Walker 9, Silva 8

La Liga champions win Champions League semi-final 3-1 on night and 6-5 on aggregate

REAL MADRID RATINGS: Thibaut Courtois - 8: Good save from Silva strike in 20th minute and an even better one from dipping Foden shot later in half. Beaten at near post by thunderous Mahrez finish. Great stops from Grealish shot and Foden header. AFP

Dani Carvajal - 7: Perfect ball across box to set-up glorious chance for Vinicius Junior just after half-time. Booked in second half for foul on De Bruyne. Sent over another excellent cross for Rodrygo’s second. AFP

Eder Militao - 7: Gifted possession to City that resulted in Silva almost opening scoring. Well-timed challenge when Foden threatened to get through on goal after break. Booked for chopping down Grealish. Getty

Nacho - 8: Starting with David Alaba considered only fit enough for the bench and gave an assured performance at the back. Immense after Real took lead. AFP

Ferland Mendy - 8: Good job defensively in keeping Mahrez very quiet until 73rd minute of match when Algerian found space to fire home. Incredible clearance on line to stop Grealish making it 2-0. AFP

Luka Modric - 7: Booked in opening 10 minutes for petty shoving match with Laporte. Clearly benefits from having Casemiro in team, pulled strings for Real while keeping close watch on Rodri in centre of park. AP

Casemiro - 8: Welcome return to side after injury and made plenty of trademark interceptions - but should have been booked in first half either for poor scissors tackle on De Bruyne or hauling down Foden by his shirt. EPA

Toni Kroos - 6: Had dangerous free-kick deflected just wide by City wall in 26th minute but German couldn’t influence from midfield like he has shown so often in past and made way midway through second half. Getty

Federico Valverde - 7: Teed-up early chance missed by Benzema, tireless effort up and down pitch and some good defensive challenges. Booked for late tackle on Fernadinho. Getty

Karim Benzema – 8: Scooped first-time shot way over bar early on but kept well under control by City until a minute from time when his volleyed pass was finished by Rodrygo. Side-footed shot straight at keeper early on extra-time, before being fouled in box and scoring penalty himself later to win the tie minutes later. Reuters

Vinicius Junior - 6: Intriguing battle with Walker who matched him for pace and quality. Missed good chance when he sent left-footed strike sailing over bar after finding space in box. Lucky that flag went up just after break when he sent shot from close range wide of goal. Reuters

SUBS: Rodrygo – (On for Kroos 68’) 9: Scored with Real’s first shot on target in 90th minute, headed home their second two minutes later and then saw Ederson save to deny him quick-fire treble. AP

Marco Asensio – (On for Casemiro 75’) 7: Thrown on with Real desperately chasing game and provided vital flick for Rodrygo's second. Getty

Eduardo Camavinga – (On for Modric 75’) 7: A nuisance to City from moment he came on. AP

Jesus Vallejo – (On for Militao 115’): N/A. Lucas Vazquez – (On for Vinicius Junior 115’): N/A. Reuters

MANCHESTER CITY RATINGS: Ederson - 7: Amazingly quiet match when Real failed to register a shot on target until 90th minute - then Rodrygo scored his remarkable double turning game on head that Ederson could do little about. AP

Kyle Walker - 9: Welcome return at right-back after three weeks and contained the threat of Vinicius Junior superbly, despite appearing to be injured from before half-time. Looked set to come off in second but bravely battled on – only to limp off in agony after collision with Brazilian winger. Getty

Ruben Dias - 7: Suspended for first leg and back with the thankless task of containing Benzema – and barely given him kick for most of game only for Frenchman to provide assist for Rodrygo’s first goal. Then brought down the same player for extra-time penalty that Benzema finished himself. Getty

Aymeric Laporte - 7: Early booking for shoving Modric – but should have got yellow card for dramatic fall to ground in said incident. Controlled show at back … until Real’s late show. AFP

Joao Cancelo - 8: Switched flanks when Walker went off and was safe as houses defensively on both flanks. Saw sweet strike saved by Courtois in last five minutes of normal time. EPA

Kevin de Bruyne - 7: Drilled shot from outside area straight at keeper and produced lovely ball to put Silva in on goal in opening 45 minutes. But Belgian midfielder nothing like as impressive or as influential as the first leg and was hooked in second half. EPA

Kevin de Bruyne - 7: Drilled shot from outside area straight at keeper and produced lovely ball to put Silva in on goal in opening 45 minutes. But Belgian was nothing like as impressive as the first leg and was hooked in second half. EPA

Bernardo Silva - 8: Had been dropping deep to gain possession when suddenly put through on goal by De Bruyne but Courtois saved his powerful shot. Vital tracking back to nick ball of toes of Vinicius Junior and provided assist for Mahrez goal. AFP

Phil Foden - 8: Lovely control on his chest followed by volley from edge of area forced Courtois into excellent save late in first half. Had header saved by Belgian keeper at end of first period of extra-time. AFP

Riyad Mahrez - 7: Little impact going forward in first half and one poor ball with counter-attack annoyed teammate De Bruyne. Did provide Walker with support dealing with Vinicius Junor and then smashed City into the lead with a powerful first-time finish. Reuters

Gabriel Jesus - 7: In-form attacker whipped a curling shot just wide with Courtois beaten in first half, drilled shot straight from tight angle straight at keeper at start of second. Getty

Oleksandr Zinchenko – (On for Walker 72’) 7: Settled straght in at back. Booked in extra-time for foul on Rodrygo.

SUBS: Ilkay Gundogan – (On for De Bruyne 72’) 7: Straight on to play role in Mahrez’s goal. AP

Jack Grealish – (On for Jesus 78’) 7: Had two chances in two minutes late on – one blocked on line by Mendy, the other tipped round post by boot of Courtois - that would have put City through. PA

Raheem Sterling – (On for Rodri 99’) 6: Very harsh booking for sliding challenge on Rodrygo. Should have got one cross over early but went for one trick too many. Getty

Fernandinho – (On for Mahrez 85’) 6: Should have finished rebound after Courtois saved Foden’s header in extra-time. Getty

Comeback kings Real Madrid sealed their place in the Champions League final after a remarkable victory over Manchester City at the Bernabeu on Wednesday.

Pep Guardiola's side were 5-3 ahead on aggregate going into the 90th minute of the semi-final after Riyhad Mahrez had made it 1-0 on the night. The first leg had finished 4-3 to City in Manchester.

But the match was turned on its head when substitute Rodrygo turned home a Benzema ball with Real's first shot on target before the Brazilian headed home a second two minutes later – and was then denied a quick-fire hat-trick by City goalkeeper Ederson.

Then, five minutes into extra-time, Ruben Dias brought down Karim Benzema and the prolific French attacker picked himself up to score from the spot and send Carlo Ancelott's side through 6-5 on aggregate in what was an all-time classic match over two legs.

“We were close. We were close. But in the end we could not reach it,” said Guardiola. “We didn't play our best, but it is normal, a semi-final, the players feel the pressure and wanting to do it. Football is unpredictable, it is a game like this. We have to accept it.”

It will be a devastating blow to City, who were beaten by Chelsea in last season's final and have yet to to win European club football's premier competition.

La Liga champions Real – who defeated Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea with stunning comeback efforts in the previous two rounds – will now take on Liverpool in the final at Stade de France in Paris on May 18.

“I cannot say we are used to living this kind if life, but what happened tonight it happened against Chelsea and also against PSG.” said Real manager Carlo Ancelotti. “If you have to say why, it is the history of this club that helps us to keep going when it seems that we are gone.”

City, meanwhile, must lick their wounds and attempt stay ahead of Jurgen Klopp's side in the Premier League title race.