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• Real Madrid 2-1 Bayern Munich (4-3 agg): Joselu late show seals Champions League final spot

  Joselu scored twice late on as Real Madrid came from behind to beat Bayern Munich 2-1 and progress to the Champions League final.

  Having drawn the first leg 2-2 in Munich, Bayern looked set to go through and tee up an all-German final at Wembley when Alphonso Davies sent a rocket into the top-right corner of Andriy Lunin's goal in the 68th minute of Wednesday's clash at the Santiago Bernabeu.

  Yet 14-time European champions Madrid came back from the brink thanks to substitute Joselu, whose double sealed a 4-3 aggregate win.

  The former Stoke City striker capitalised on a calamitous mistake from Manuel Neuer in the 88th minute before he shinned a second into the Bayern goal from Antonio Rudiger's cross.

  That second goal was initially disallowed for offside, but it was awarded after a VAR check.

  With Harry Kane having been taken off, Bayern struggled to mount a comeback, though Matthijs de Ligt did see a goal ruled out for offside, with the visitors left furious at that decision.

  Thomas Tuchel's team, though, will ultimately end the season without silverware, while their Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund will face LaLiga champions Madrid on June 1.

  Data Debrief: Joselu to the rescue for comeback kings Madrid

  Joselu became the oldest substitute player to score a brace in a knockout game in the Champions League at the Santiago Bernabeu.

  Madrid have won four matches despite conceding the first goal in the Champions League this season, the most by a side in a single campaign since Madrid in 2016-17 (five) when they went on to lift the trophy.

• Club Brugge 1-1 Fiorentina (3-4 agg): Viola seal Europa Conference League final return

  Lucas Beltran was Fiorentina's hero as his late penalty in a 1-1 draw with Club Brugge ensured they progressed to the Europa Conference League final.

  Beltran held his nerve from the spot to score an 85th-minute equaliser, earning a draw on the night but a 4-3 aggregate victory.

  Fiorentina won the first leg 3-2, but Hans Vanaken's 20th-minute opener levelled the tie, on Wednesday.

  Christian Kouame hit the woodwork twice for Fiorentina, but the pressure finally told when Brandon Mechele caught M'Bala Nzola with a high boot.

  Beltran made no mistake, with Fiorentina holding firm to seal their place in the final in Athens on May 29.

  Fiorentina lost last season's final to West Ham, and the Serie A club will now face either Olympiacos or Aston Villa.

  Data Debrief: Back-to-back finals for Viola

  Fiorentina have reached a European final for the sixth time in their history, and the second time in a row, though they have only won one of their previous five attempts.

  They have only achieved that feat once before, which was back in 1961 and 1962.

• Rodgers promises Celtic's 'best version' in Old Firm clash

  Brendan Rodgers has promised Celtic will be at their very best when they take on Rangers in the Old Firm derby on Saturday.

  Rodgers’ side have a three-point advantage over their rivals and a superior goal difference going into the game, while a victory over Rangers would move them six points clear with just two games left to play.

  Following the 3-3 draw in the Old Firm in April, Rangers stuttered with a draw and a defeat at the end of the first phase, while Celtic have won each of their last three matches to take control of the title race.

  Going into the final league derby of the season, Rodgers is confident that his team are ready for the big test.

  "When I look at the injuries and disruptions we've had this season, last weekend was about there in terms of availability, fitness and where the team is at," Rodgers told CelticTV.

  "It's as good a place as we've been all season. When we will arrive into this weekend's game, this will be the best version of the team since I've been here."

  Rodgers expects a raucous atmosphere at Celtic Park and highlighted how that helps the players in big matches.

  He added: "The crowd in the Hearts game was brilliant for us. The emotion rolls down from the stands, and you see what it gives the players and how they respond to that.

  "We will need the same at the weekend and I know we will get it. The supporters are liking what they see in the team. It should be a great occasion, and I’m really looking forward to it."