Marseille advanced to their first European final in 14 years after substitute Rolando scored in extra time to seal a 3-2 aggregate win over Red Bull Salzburg and move his side into the UEFA Europa League final.
Amadou Haidara showed a cool touch in front of goal to put Salzburg ahead after 53 minutes at the Red Bull Arena, and a Bouna Sarr own-goal levelled the aggregate scoreline before Rolando rose to divert home a 116th-minute decider.
They'll face 2010 and 2012 Europa League champions Atletico Madrid at the Parc Olympique Lyonnais in Lyon on May 16, with the Spaniards beating Arsenal 1-0 on Thursday to progress with a 2-1 aggregate victory.