Manchester City and Tottenham traded blows in the form of five goals in the early stages of their Champions League quarter-final second leg at the Etihad Stadium.
After Spurs edged a cagey first leg 1-0 last week, it was a completely different story as the Premier League clubs went all-out for the chance to play Ajax in the semi-finals.
Fans could not quite believe what they were seeing as Raheem Sterling's early opener was cancelled out by a quick-fire Heung-min Son double only for Bernardo Silva to equalise in the 11th minute.
And the first-half goal-fest was not over there as Sterling tapped in a third City goal in the 21st minute to level the tie at 3-3 on aggregate.
The early flurry of goals ensured the game made history - with the opening 11 minutes the fastest four goals have ever been scored in a Champions League match.
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The hectic opening created more history, with Raheem Sterling's opener City's quickest ever Champions League goal.
After a remarkable opening 21 minutes, the game finally settled down before the break, setting up a huge second half with Spurs looking set to progress on away goals.
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City were dumped out of the Champions League at the quarter-final stage at the hands of Liverpool last year but remain desperate to add European glory to their collection of trophies.
