Pep Guardiola Becomes Third Manager To Win 100 Champions League Games

Pep Guardiola reached 100 UEFA Champions League wins as a manager on Wednesday night.

The Manchester City boss got there in style by masterminding a 4-0 victory over Real Madrid in the second leg of their semi-final.

City will now play Inter Milan in the final after beating Real 5-1 on aggregate.

Guardiola is only the third manager to win a century of matches in Europe's Champions League.

Alex Ferguson was the first, after winning 102 UCL games with Manchester United between 1992 and 2012.

Carlo Ancelotti is the only other manager to win at least 100 UEFA Champions League matches.

Ancelotti, who was in charge of Real on Wednesday night, has also managed Juventus, AC Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Bayern Munich and Napoli in Europe's top club tournament.

Meanwhile, Guardiola's 100 wins have been divided between spells with Barcelona, Bayern Munich and now City.

Pep Guardiola pictured celebrating during Manchester City's 4-0 victory over Real Madrid - his 100th Champions League win as a manager

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Guardiola won 30 of his 50 UCL games as Barca boss, before overseeing 23 victories in 36 games with Bayern.

Wednesday's win over Real was Guardiola's 47th European victory in charge of City.

How Pep Guardiola Reached 100 Wins In Champions League Management

UCL record with Barcelona

• Games: 50
• Wins: 30
• Draws: 15
• Losses: 5

UCL record with Bayern Munich

• Games: 36
• Wins: 23
• Draws: 5
• Losses: 8

UCL record with Manchester City

• Games: 74
• Wins: 47
• Draws: 14
• Losses: 13