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Barcelona met a frustrating 4-3 defeat against Inter Milan at Inter's San Siro Stadium.
The duo came into their second leg with a 3-3 aggregate from Barcelona's Camp Nou, and this Champions League Semis match saw a 7-6 aggregate.
Barcelona begun the game with a top notch dominance but not enough to surmount Inter's Captain, Lautaro Martinez strike in the 21st minute .
Upon end of first half whistle, Inter Milan scored another goal from Hakan Calhanoglu's penalty, following a Pau Cubarsi's sliding tackle against Lautaro Martinez. However, the penalty brewed controversy, following a penalty prompt from the VAR despite the referee deeming the tackle as fair.
The second half begun with the Catalans putting up a spirited fight, awarding them a strong come back, courtesy of Eric Garcia's volley and Dani Olmo's perfect finish, five minutes later.
Raphinha broke the tie with a tactical smasher in the 87th minute, taking the Spanish Giants ahead of their Italian rivals, with a 6-5 aggregate.
However, Inter resurfaced after their 37-year-old defender Francesco Acerbi , gave a 94th minute magic shot , forcing the match to enter the extras with a 6-6 aggregate.
Davide Frattesi awarded Inter Milan a slot in the Finals after curling a left-footed strike past Barcelona's Wojciech Szczęsny, leading to a 7-6 aggregate.
Inter Milan will now meet either PSG or Arsenal in the classic UEFA final clash.
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