Real Madrid eliminated After 4-3 defeat to Bayern Munich
The Bavarians were unchanged from the first-leg, while Ferland Mendy, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Brahim Diaz started and showed the three changes in the Los Blancos starting eleven.
Trailing on aggregate, Real made the perfect start in the first minute after a long-range strike by Arda Guler gave Manuel Neuer no chance and nestled in the bottom-corner.
Bayern rallied back five minutes later when Aleksandar Pavlovic headed in a loose ball from close-range following uncertain defending by the visitors.
Guler restored their lead on the half-hour mark through a superbly struck free-kick that beat the wall in front of him and nestled in the top corner of the net.
English ace and skipper Harry Kane kept the Bavarians alive five minutes to halftime when he neatly executed a layoff from Dayot Upamecano past Andriy Lunin.
With the break seconds away, Los Blancos regained the lead after Kylian Mbappe stabbed a lofted delivery from Vinicius Junior underneath the grasp of Neuer.
Bayern decided to alter their initial eleven before the second half commended as Alphonso Davies came on for Josip Stanisic.
The match continued to be action-placed after Upamecano went close to levelling two minutes after the break from the area, but he fired over the top.
Los Blancos unveiled a response a little later when a teasing ball from Alexander-Arnold found Jude Bellingham in on goal, but Neuer pulled out a save.
Madrid were down to ten men with five minutes to go as Eduardo Camavinga picked up a red-card for a second bookable offence for unsporting behaviour.
The intentions from the German giants rose to the fore after Colombian dribbling wizard Luis Diaz riffled in the top corner from way out.
Frenchman Michael Olise completed the comeback at the death when he powered a cutback from Kane in the top corner and send Los Blancos crashing from the Champions League.
