This will be the third time Los Blancos will face Atlético Madrid in an European competition, following their meetings in 1959 and 2014.

Despite getting to the final match of the most important club competition of the world with an own goal, Real Madrid will try to repeat their win over Atlético in an all-Spanish UEFA Champions League final.

All Real Madrid needed to get to the final was a shot by Gareth Bale, which was subsequently deflected by Fernando into the back of Joe Hart's net. The Sky Blues seemed to be overwhelmed by the atmosphere at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, and ended up surrendering without putting up a real fight.

With Cristiano Ronaldo not fully fit, his supporting cast had to step up and deliver for Los Blancos. Toni Kroos, Bale, Marcelo and defender Sergio Ramos carried the team on their shoulders to make it to the final match, where they will meet Atlético Madrid, just like two years ago.

This will be the third knockout clash between the two Madrid-based teams in the European competition. Real Madrid has won both previous meetings, winning their semi-final matchup back in the 1958-59 season and the aforementioned final played at Estadio Da Luz in 2014. Here's how fans reacted after Real Madrid's spot in the final was a lock.

Here's how Real Madrid celebrated their UCL final berth with their fans

Even former Real Madrid goalie Iker Casillas praised his former team-mates moments after the game concluded.