The Champions League final is the biggest match on the European club football calendar and this year's showpiece saw Real Madrid edge Liverpool 1-0 in Paris.
Both sides stormed their way to the Stade de France but Vinicius Junior's goal made the difference on a balmy night in the City of Lights.
The 67th Champions League/European Cup final was contested on Saturday 28th May, with the match scheduled to kick off at 20:00. However, the start was delayed due to issues with fans getting into the ground.
This year's final was held at the Stade de France in the French capital of Paris.
The stadium holds over 80,000 spectators and is no stranger to hosting the final of Europe's premier club competition, as it had done so on two previous occasions, most recently in 2006 when Barcelona beat Arsenal 2-1.
Liverpool and Real Madrid were the last two teams left standing after overcoming Villarreal and Manchester City, respectively, in their semi-final ties.
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Real Madrid won the game and with it, collected their 14th European Cup/Champions League.
Liverpool were arguably the better of the two sides in Paris but failed to take their chances. The Reds had 24 shots but were met by a determined performance from Los Blancos' goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois.
The game's defining moment came on 59 minutes, when Vinicius Junior converted Fede Valverde's cross-shot. The Brazilian showed good movement to get in behind Trent Alexander-Arnold and gave Alisson no chance with his close-range finish.
Real's success also saw boss Carlo Ancleotti become the first coach to win four Champions Leagues.
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