Paris Saint-Germain are now responsible for a piece of unwanted Champions League history after suffering yet another semi-final defeat.
Luis Enrique's side lost 2-0 on aggregate to Borussia Dortmund, with Mats Hummels scoring the only goal of the game at the Parc des Princes.
Dortmund defended heroically to reach a third Champions League final and run it back at Wembley, eleven years after they faced Bayern Munich.
But PSG were also guilty of some poor finishing over both legs, spurning a number of golden opportunities.
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Remarkably, PSG hit the woodwork on SIX occasions across the two fixtures - including four in the second leg.
Kylian Mbappe, Warren Zaire-Emery, Nuno Mendes and Vitinha all struck the goal-frame.
And incredibly, according to Opta, PSG now hold the unwanted record in the Champions League.
In this season's competition they have hit the woodwork a staggering time, which is the highest since Opta started collecting data in 2003/04.
It eclipses Barcelona's tally of 11 many years back, while PSG also mustered a remarkable 44 shots without finding the net.
The Ligue One giants are still waiting for a first Champions League triumph, having failed to get over the line ever since the Qatari investment came in and €2 billion was spent.
They have lost six out of the seven semi-finals they have contested and after the one where they did triumph, PSG were beaten 1-0 by Bayern in the Lisbon final.
"I think a tight match but to be honest I think we deserved to win that match," PSG boss Luis Enrique reflected in an interview with TNT Sports.
"We created 31 shots and hit [four posts].
"In the two matches we hit the post six times and we didn't score a goal, it's unbelievable.
"Football is so unfair sometimes."
Dortmund will face the winner of Bayern and Real Madrid in the final on 1 June.
Topics: Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain, Champions League
Josh Lawless