Ajax reached the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in 22 years after coming from behind to beat Juventus 2-1 at the Allianz Stadium, to prevail 3-2 on aggregate
Cristiano Ronaldo headed in his 126th goal in the competition after 28 minutes before Donny van de Beek levelled six minutes later, with both goals allowed to stand following VAR review
Juventus were forced to replace Paulo Dybala with Moise Kean at the start of the second half, but it was Ajax who seized control as Matthijs de Ligt rose to power home Lasse Schone's corner, leaving Juventus needing two goals in the final 23 minutes
Ajax had the chance to kill the contest but Hakim Ziyech's shot was ruled out for offside
 However, Erik ten Hag's side were good value for their victory - and will face either Manchester City or Tottenham for a place in the final
The Dutch giants won the third of their four European Cups when they defeated Juventus in 1973 with a side that boasted Johan Cruyff in Belgrade, but on a night when Ajax underlined their credentials as winners of this year's competition, De Ligt provided another demonstration of his immense promise
As a side, Ajax - who were 250/1 outsiders to lift the trophy in Madrid back in September - brought the perfect game plan to nullify their opponents, with Hakim Ziyech, Dusan Tadic and David Neres providing a constant outlet on the counter-attack
But it was Juventus who took the lead against the run of play as Miralem Pjanic's corner was headed in by Ronaldo
 Referee Clement Turpin consulted his VAR officials after Joel Veltman fell inside the box, but it was his own team-mate De Ligt who was the perpetrator
The goal did nothing to change Ajax's mentality, largely as they knew they needed to score at the start of the night, and they duly levelled as Van de Beek controlled Ziyech's shot before sliding his effort beyond Wojciech Szczesny
 Referee Turpin again checked - to see if the Ajax midfielder was offside - but there had been no infringement
Juventus were visibly rattled by the setback, and not even Massimiliano Allegri's half-time team talk could turn the tide as Ziyech's shot was brilliantly saved by Szczesny eight minutes into the second half after Neres had found him in space on the counter-attack
Kean was found by Ronaldo on the hour-mark, but the young forward was unable to test Andre Onana with his shot - and it would prove a costly miss as Ajax made their dominance count
De Ligt had been imperious in keeping Ronaldo subdued, and the 19-year-old then rose to meet Schone's cross to head in Ajax's second, sparking wild scenes of celebration among the 2,000 travelling supporters, buoyant after witnessing another complete performance from this brave, young Dutch side
It takes something special to stop Ronaldo in his search for a fourth straight Champions League honour, but the serial winner came up against the Dutch wall on Tuesday
De Ligt's stock continues to rise, and it is easy to see why Barcelona are keen to add him to the signing of Frenkie de Jong this summer
This was his first Champions League goal, but he may never score a more important one, as he produced a superb header to cap a majestic display
Juventus host Fiorentina on Saturday hoping to wrap up the Serie A title while Ajax travel to face Groningen on the same day in the Eredivisie
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