Real won the championship after 120 minutes of play.

After 12 years of waiting and an investment of approximately 1.2 billion euros, Real Madrid finally completed the divine dream of Decima.

There is no road to success that is full of roses.

Real Madrid 4-1 Atletico Madrid

The match ended a season that was expected to end on a dry note, but brought fans through many emotions.

Real won a worthy victory, but if Atletico were the crowned team on the evening of May 24, no one would complain.

However, just like the European Cup final 40 years ago, Atletico once again fell at heaven’s door.

Casillas made a mistake that led to Atletico’s opening goal.

Real and Atletico understand each other very well, having clashed four times before last night’s final.

All 5 goals last night came from the efforts and mistakes of individuals.

Angel Di Maria, the midfielder who is expected to shine in the final, spoke up at the right time when the team needed it.

Gareth Bale showed his charm when scoring an important goal to bring the title to Real.

Before scoring a goal to increase the score to 2-1 for Real, Bale had three good opportunities but all missed the target.

Losing 1-2, Atletico’s defense then became a lot looser.

The match ended with a chaotic scene when members of the Atletico coaching staff ran onto the field to confront Real midfielder Rafael Varane.

Squad:

Real: Casillas, Varane, Ramos, Fábio Coentrão (Marcelo 59′), Carvajal, Khedira (Isco 59′), Bale, Modrić, Di María, Ronaldo, Benzema (Morata 79′).

Atlético: Courtois, Godín, Filipe Luís (Alderweireld 83′), Juanfran, Miranda, Tiago, Koke, Raúl García (Sosa 66′), Gabi, Villa, Diego Costa (Adrian 9′).

* Goals: Ramos (90’+3), Bale (110′), Marcelo (118′), Ronaldo (120′) – Godin (36′)