Real Madrid celebrate winning the Champions League Real Madrid have beaten Juventus 4-1 to retain the Champions League Final at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Read more captivating stories on Facebook and Twitter Cristiano Ronaldo was named man of the match after scoring two goals and becoming the first player to score in three finals. The win was Real's 12th European Cup - five more than any other side. They have also become the first team to defend the title since the competition was revamped in 1992. The team's Gareth Bale, who was playing in his nation's home stadium, was initially deemed only fit enough for a place on the bench. But he was brought on in the 77th minute and joined in the celebrations as Sergio Ramos lifted the trophy for the second-straight year. Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates winning the Champions League According to Sky Sports, Juventus conceded more goals in the one match than they did in the entire competition leading up to it....
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