Carlo Ancelotti surpassed Sir Alex Ferguson as number one among the coaches who have managed the most UCL games.

He climbs up to 203, one more than the 2002 Sir Alex managed in the course of his managerial career.

Ancelotti’s record breaking 203rd Champion’s League game will be for Real Madrid against Bayern Munich. It will be an opportunity to reach his SIXTH Champion’s League final, a record extending feat.

The Spanish and German giants clash in the second leg of this campaign’s champion’s league semi final.

The two clubs will be vying for the second final spot after Dortmund booked their place at PSG’s expense last night.

The Parisians crashed out of the champions league 2-0 on aggregate after losing 1-0 at Parc des Princes.

Veteran defender Matt Hummels scored in the 50th minute from a corner heading home relatively unmarked from a corner.

Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are currently tied on 2-2 after the first leg at the Allianz arena last week.

Bayern hoping to be part of an all German final

German club’s performances in Europe have been impressive to say the least.

Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund’s Champions League semi-final appearances contributed massively to them piping England to the second European Performance Spot.

Both clubs can go one further by setting up an all German Champion’s League final. A feat which would be massive for the league.

Dortmund have already played their part by dumping Kylian Mbappé’s PSG from the competition.

Bayern just have to spoil Madrid and Carlo Ancelotti’s party by sealing a victory at the Santiago Bernabau.

Carlo Ancelotti, who now outrightly leads the coaches who have managed the most UCL games, will have a plan ready.

Whatever happens though, the champion’s league final and Borussia Dortmund await the winner of tonight’s game.