ANTONIO RUDIGER celebrated wildly with boss Carlo Ancelotti after Real Madrid's victory over Bayern Munich last night.

Joselu's late double saw the Spanish giants come back to beat Bayern 2-1, cancelling out Alphonso Davies' brilliant opener.

The final whistle sparked incredible scenes at the newly-revamped Santiago Bernabeu.

In footage that emerged after the game, Rudiger went wild when he saw Ancelotti.

The former Chelsea star, 31, grabbed the seemingly unsuspecting 64-year-old before appearing shake him with glee.

After seeing the joyous moment, one fan joked on social media: "Pep could've benched him for the rest of the season for doing this."

While a second similarly quipped: "Rudiger is definitely getting benched at the next game."

A third swooned: "I love his energy."

And another added: "This is amazing."

Following Joselu's second, Rudiger ran to the corner of the stadium where Rio Ferdinand and Laura Woods were standing pitchside.

When it was pointed out that the goal had initially been flagged for offside, Rudiger turned to run back onto the pitch, leaving Ferdinand looking sheepish.

With the goal eventually being given, there was bedlam at the Bernabeu.

Rudiger ran onto the pitch with a chair after the game, something he also did when he won the Club World Cup with Chelsea in 2022.

The German then gleefully kissed the VAR monitor in the moments after his side's win.

Veteran boss Ancelotti has won the Champions League more than any other coach, having lifted the famous trophy four times.

'IT'S MAGICAL'

After the game, he said: "It's happened again. Something that has happened time after time, which is inexplicable, has happened again.

"A set of fans who drive us, a stadium that supports us, a stunning atmosphere and a group of players who believe. It's magical.

"We played well, I think it was a tough game but we had control, we didn't lose our heads when they scored and we got back into it.

"I'd like to the fans, the club and above all, the players, they've delivered a season nobody expected, myself included. I didn't imagine that this squad would be capable of what they've achieved.

"Making the final… we're going to have a great time with the fans because we're going to celebrate LaLiga in the coming days, I want a time to celebrate, to go to Cibeles.

"There's a happiness which is contagious for the players."

Real Madrid will now take on Borussia Dortmund in the final at Wembley on June 1.