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Manchester City stormed into their first-ever Champions League finals after seeing off Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the Etihad and winning the semi-final tie 4-1 on aggregate.
Riyad Mahrez was at the double for the Sky Blues, who now face either Real Madrid or Chelsea in the Istanbul showpiece on 29th May.
Les Parisiens were second best for much of the game and failed to muster a single effort on target in 14 attempts!
To make it worse, Angel Di Maria was also sent off for the visitors in the 69th minute for kicking Fernandinho, making PSG's task of coming back into the game even harder.
Kylian Mbappe, who picked up a calf injury last weekend, was left on the bench as his side clearly missed his speed and penetration.
A night of celebrations for Pep Guardiola and co., who will now aim to clinch the Premier League title too this weekend.
Here are the player ratings for both Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain:
Manchester City
Ederson Moraes - 7/10
He made one poor underarm pass which gifted Di Maria a chance. Other than that, the Brazilian was in command of his area and didn't have to face a single shot.
Kyle Walker - 7/10
Walker's attacking game was very limited as he had to marshal the flank, but came up trumps defensively, keeping Di Maria quiet in the first-half.
John Stones - 7.5/10
Another excellent outing for Stones, who dealt with Neymar well and made a few important blocks too.
Ruben Dias - 8/10
Dias showed his leadership qualities in a stupendous performance, highlighted by two epic headed clearances, among the many fine blocks. He's fast becoming one of Manchester City's best signings o modern history.
Oleksandr Zinchenko - 8/10
The strapping Ukrainian justified his inclusion tonight over Joao Cancelo with a fine display in defense and even played a huge part in the opening goal with an excellent cut-back for De Bruyne.
Riyad Mahrez - 8/10
Mahrez was a huge threat all night and took both of his goals tonight clinically. That means three of Manchester City's four goals against PSG came from him. Truly a world-class winger.
Fernandinho - 7.5/10
The veteran Manchester City midfielder made a difference with his experience and helped clamp down on Neymar at times.
Ilkay Gundogan - 7/10
Gundogan wasn't a direct threat in this game but was heavily involved in the proceedings and made two key passes too.
Phil Foden - 8/10
The 20-year old starlet was impressive once again with his skill and brisk speed on the flanks. He even laid out a fine assist for Mahrez before hitting the post. Manchester City's next big thing.
Kevin De Bruyne - 7.5/10
It wasn't the best night for the Manchester City wizard but produced moments of quality we've come to know of him for. He linked up brilliantly with Foden for the first goal and looked dangerous as the match wore on.
Bernardo Silva - 7/10
Silva was the key to creating space for others to run into and was generally tidy in possession, barring that one moment in the opening stanza where he gave the ball away to Di Maria, whose subsequent effort just whizzed past the post.
Substitutes
Raheem Sterling - 5/10
He made just five touches on the ball in over 10 minutes of play. Tells you everything about his cameo tonight.
Gabriel Jesus - 5/10
Jesus, too, had five touches but completed just one pass, despite coming on at the same time as Sterling.
Sergio Aguero - N/A
The departing striker was given a few consolation minutes towards the end of normal time but barely got a whiff of the ball.
Paris Saint-Germain
Keylor Navas - 7/10
Arguably the best player for PSG tonight! Navas made a couple of good saves in the game to prevent Manchester City from extending their lead, although there was nothing he could've done about their goals tonight.
Alessandro Florenzi - 6/10
He was caught out by Ederson's long ball in the build-up to Mahrez's opener but made one key interception off Foden's pass which denied De Bruyne a potential chance. Overall, the Italian was decent.
Marquinhos - 6.5/10
The Brazilian skipper made another headed attempt tonight, but could only hit the post this time and impressed in defense in part. He completed all four of his tackles though.
Presnel Kimpembe - 5/10
His positioning was suspect and was also a second too late to react in the build-up to Manchester City's first goal. He appeared to pick up a knock midway through the second-half but got back up to finish the game.
Abdou Diallo - 6/10
Besides his accuracy with passing, Diallo produced little of note. He was also outpaced by Mahrez on the counter for Manchester City's second goal.
Ander Herrera - 6/10
He was run over in midfield by Manchester City and didn't attempt a single tackle in the game. The Spaniard was also booked in the first-half.
Leandro Paredes - 6/10
Paredes was no competition for Fernandinho and generally failed to replicate his performance from the first-leg.
Marco Veratti - 7/10
The only bright spot in midfield for PSG as Veratti impressed with his accurate passing and timed his tackles to perfection.
Angel Di Maria - 5/10
He struggled to break down Manchester City despite getting into good positions and was later sent off for stamping on Fernandinho, making life more difficult for PSG.
Mauro Icardi - 4/10
The worst player on the pitch without a doubt. Icardi barely even got a touch of the ball and left the field with absolutely zero shots attempted. It's anyone's guess why Pochettino didn't take him off at half-time.
Neymar - 7/10
Normally the star player for PSG on nights like these, Neymar struggled to get the better of Manchester City's well-drilled defense despite flashes of brilliance. Of course he missed Mbappe.
Substitutes
Danilo Perreira - 6/10
The Portuguese international made one clearance and an interception each after replacing Paredes.
Moise Kean - 5/10
He was thrown in to bolster PSG's attack but the youngster ended up ghosting instead.
Julian Draxler - 5/10
Draxler came alongside Kean to add more attacking impetus but did nothing.
Mitchel Bakker - N/A
Too little, too late.
Colin Dagba - 6/10
Nothing much to see from him besides one tackle.
