Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti has broken a long-standing Champions League record held by former Manchester United boss, Sir Alex Ferguson.
Ancelotti has now become the most experienced manager in Champions League history with 191 games under his belt.
The Italian gaffer has also won the Champions League four times, twice with Real Madrid and twice with AC Milan.
Former Manchester United manager Ferguson recorded 190 appearances with the Red Devils in the competition and Ancelotti reached that number in the semi-final first-leg clash last week.
The former AC Milan boss broke the record in the second-leg clash at the Etihad on Wednesday.