Real Madrid secured their fifteenth UEFA Champions League title by defeating Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in the final at Wembley Stadium. Despite Dortmund creating several chances in the first half, it was Madrid’s clinical finishing that ultimately sealed their victory. Dani Carvajal and Vinícius Júnior scored the crucial goals for Los Blancos.

Dortmund’s near-misses only seemed to increase the conviction that Real Madrid would win. The Spanish club’s dominance in European football is unparalleled, having lifted the trophy more times than any other team. Even when faced with adversity, Madrid’s experienced players maintained their focus on the prize.

Carlo Ancelotti, the manager, made a subtle tactical adjustment during halftime, which shifted the momentum in Madrid’s favor. Carvajal’s headed goal and Vinícius Júnior’s clinical finish ensured their triumph. Jude Bellingham, despite playing through injury, provided the assist for the second goal. Vinicius Junior, who had scored in the 2022 final, once again proved decisive.

Luka Modric, at 38, became the oldest player to appear in a Champions League final. Ancelotti’s understated style and remarkable achievements continue to define his legacy.Real Madrid remains the ultimate force in European football with no other teamk challenging their reign on the throne