Juventus knocked La Liga giants and defending champions Real Madrid out of the UEFA Champions League semi-finals by drawing 1-1 in the second leg to put the Serie A club up 3-2 on aggregate.
Madrid looked optimistic in the 23rd minute, when Cristiano Ronaldo converted a penalty and opened the scoring.
But in the 57th minute, Alvaro Morata smashed in an equalizer and ended his old squad's hopes of a second-straight UEFA title.
Juventus' coach Massimiliano Allegri said he was proud of his side for fighting on, after going behind on Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty.
"We deserved this final because these kids have given everything. In the first half they stayed focused and balanced despite the disadvantage (of being behind). They knew that everything was still open and that it was important to think that mentally."
Juventus advance and will meet La Liga's current giants, Barcelona, in the Champions League final in Berlin on June 6.
