The last three UCL two-legged ties to be determined via a penalty shootout #4

The second of those five semifinal berths came back in 2012 when Real Madrid faced off against Bayern Munich in one of the most dramatic final-four clashes of all time. After a 2-1 victory for the Bavarians in the first leg in Munich, Real responded with a 2-1 win of their own in the Bernabeu, bringing the aggregate score to 3-3 and leading to a penalty shootout.

Jose Mourinho was the man leading Los Blancos into battle, but he couldn't have predicted what was about to come. Misses from his three most trusted penalty-takers, namely Ronaldo, Kaka, and Sergio Ramos left his team on the brink of defeat. Iker Casillas did his best to repair the damage, making saves against future Real midfielder Toni Kroos and then Philipp Lahm. However, the third miss from Ramos was one too many, allowing Bastian Schweinsteiger to slide home and send his side into the final.