Barcelona beats Juventus 3-1 to claim 2014/2015 champions league

Barcelona defeated Juventus 3-1 to win the 2014/2015 UEFA champions league on Saturday night.

Goals from Ivan Rakitic, Luis Suarez and last minute goal from Neymar sealed the victory for the Spanish champions.

Barca drew the first blood in the early minutes of the match with clear dominance to end the first 45 minutes 1-0.

Morata who hurt his former side Real Madrid in the semi final drew level in the second half  but Suarez returned the lead until later in the match when Neymar ended it with his goal.

Barcelona completed the season with a treble having won the league, Copa del Rey and the UCL.

Real beat Athletico to clinch 10th UCL Title

Real Madrid defeated Athletico Madrid 4-1 in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday night in Lisborn Portugal.

Atheleti drew the first blood as Ike Casillas miscalculated and was beaten by a header which put the Diego Simeone side ahead.

Few minutes to the end of injury time, Sergio Ramos struck with a header and the match was sent into extra time as the table turned around with Gareth Bale hit target to shine when it mattered most, Marcelo and Cristiano Ronaldo ensured Athleti were nailed.

Diego Costa saw few minutes in the game and was substituted before half time.

Ronaldo, Bale confirmed as Benzema sweat for fitness ahead for UCL final

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is positive over the fitness of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale for the UEFA Champions League final against Athletico Madrid on Saturday.

He made it clear that CR7 and Bale will feature in the epic final against fellow city rivals but cast aspersions on the the return of Karim Benzema and Pepe.

"There's no problem, and I think those two (Bale and Ronaldo) are going to be able to play.'' said the manager.

When asked about the fitness situation on Tuesday, Ancelotti revealed his only serious concerns were Pepe and Benzema.

He said "They're the only two players about whom we have doubts. I'm neither optimistic nor pessimistic. I'm a realist and, as things stand right now, of course they wouldn't be able to play.

"We have four days to the final and we'll wait and see. If Pepe can't play, (Raphael) Varane can play in his place.