Tottenham have pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in Champions League history after wiping out a three-goal deficit to book a meeting in the final with Liverpool.
The hosts scored two first-half goals to stretch their aggregate lead to 3-0 but Lucas Moura bagged a hat-trick to make it an instant-classic in Europe's elite club competition.
Sportsmail's CRAIG HOPE assesses the performances of those involved at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
Tottenham have pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in Champions League history
Did what he had to with minimum fuss in first half but error just before Moura’s second. That proved costly.
Noussair Mazraoui - 6Forced Son to change flanks for period in first half, so in command was he. Son had the better of him after break though.
Matthijs de Ligt - 7Brilliant early goal, carbon copy of winner at Juventus. But he looked like a teenager during Spurs onslaught.
Matthijs de Ligt scored a brilliant early goal – a carbon copy of winner at Juventus
Stepped out of defence with ease and confidence on occasions but was sloppy on others and was fragile late on.
Nicolas Tagliafico - 6You can see why Premier League clubs have looked at Argentine - he’s quick and aggressive - but was run ragged second half.
Lasse Schone - 6.5The old man but he keeps youngsters in check. Never wasted a pass in first half but was sacrificed early in second as Spurs caught fire.
Donny van de Beek - 6.5Populated space in No 10 role and repeatedly played probing passes first half, although his influence quickly waned.
Frenkie de Jong - 7Brilliant early challenge to deny Alli as he burst through. Effortless in keeping possession and always progressive passing.
Kasper Dolberg (right) was sloppy at times and his eventual withdrawal was cheered by fans
Late inclusion after injury to Neres in warm-up. Sloppy at times and his eventual withdrawal was cheered by home fans.
Hakim Ziyech - 8.5Warning signs were there before sweet finish for second goal. A class act. Spurs could not handle Moroccan.
Dusan Tadic - 7.5A