Real Madrid make Champions League history after becoming the first side to qualify for seven consecutive semi-finals
REAL MADRID have broken Champions League history after they knocked Bayern Munich out of Europe to reach the semi-finals.
Their 6-3 victory on aggregate saw Los Blancos reach the semi-finals for the seventh consecutive season – which has never been achieved before by another club.
Zinedine Zidane’s side made history following their win over Bayern MunichAP:Associated Press
Cristiano Ronaldo starred against Bayern as he bagged five goals across the two legs, with Marco Asensio bagging the final goal.
The talisman’s hat-trick meant he became the first player to score 100 Champions League goals.
Real Madrid have also won the Champions League more than anyone else in the history of the competition, lifting the trophy 11 times.
Goalscorer, Ronaldo told Antena 3: “Bayern showed that they were an excellent team, but we played very well.
Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score 100 goals in the competitionGetty ImagesThe Portuguese star scored five times across the two legs against BayernAP:Associated Press
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“We had a lot of chances. We scored two goals. We’re used to suffering, but we’re very happy.
“Madrid were better, it’s not easy to score six goals against Bayern. We’re fair winners.
“I only ask that [the fans] don’t whistle me because I always do my best, I work and help Real Madrid.
“I’ll stick with the good things, the team were very good, we played very well.”
Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcelo celebrated together after his hat-trickGetty Images
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