LUCAS MOURA became just the 10th player in history to achieve a perfect 10/10 rating thanks to his amazing hat-trick against Ajax.
The Spurs star - who cried when watching his goals back with Brazilian commentary - was given the mark by esteemed French newspaper L'Equipe.
Moura's treble turned the tide on its head completely after Spurs went 3-0 down only to win 3-3 on aggregate thanks to away goals.
This is just the 11th time a player has been given a perfect rating in more than 30 years.
Lionel Messi has been given it twice, for his performances against Arsenal in 2010 and against Bayer Leverkusen in 2012.
The Barcelona genius - who wilted like lettuce against Liverpool as they did their own comeback to reach the Champions League final - scored four goals against the Gunners that April.
And he scored five in the win over the German side in March two years later.
L'Equipe's ratings started in 1946 and are known for being incredibly strict.
Victor Wanyama, for example, was given a three for his performance last night.
But there have been two perfect 10s this year, with Ajax's Dusan Tadic also getting one after his goal and two assists sent Real out of Europe at the Bernabeu.
Franck Sauzee and Bruno Martini were the first to get the honour back in 1988 after France's Euro Under-21s final win over Greece.
Sauzee scored two and Martini was impenetrable between the sticks.
Oleg Salenko's five goals for Russia against Cameroon in the 1994 World Cup earned him a 10 while Lars Windfeld became the second keeper to do the same with his clean sheet for Aarhus against Nantes in the first knock-out round of the 1997-98 Uefa Cup.
Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowksi was awarded a 10 for his four goals against Real in the 2013 Champions League semi-final.
Brazil's Carlos Eduardo scored five in Nice's 7-2 win over Guingamp in 2014 and Neymar got the top score after scoring four in PSG's 8-0 drubbing of Dijon last January.
Tottenham hero Lucas Moura brought to tears as he watches amazing Brazilian commentary of his Champions League winning goal