Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"I thought it would be a set-piece from Atletico, because they have not created much in general play. Luka Modric plays them onside slightly, and Iker Casillas is in no-man's land. It had to come from a set-piece."

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An absolute Atletico Madird legend is confirmed! Diego Godin scored the goal which won La Liga last weekend, and now he scores the opener in the Champions League final!

Real Madrid clear a corner, it's hooked back in and Godin gets there ahead of goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who is left awkwardly hovering in no man's land. Casillas scrabbles back and almost gets it out, but the ball is clearly over the line.

This is a tough ask for Real now...

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"What a chance for Gareth Bale. Tiago gives a sloppy pass crossfield, Bale reads it but maybe Miranda puts him off at the last minute and it goes well wide."

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Gareth Bale! No!

What a chance for the Real Madrid number 11! Tiago coughs up possession in midfield far too cheaply and it falls at the feet of Bale, he bursts past one man, has Cristiano Ronaldo on the overlap, uses him as a decoy and brilliantly jinks inside. He then waits and waits for Thibaut Courtois to make his move - before shooting agonisingly wide...

Almost brilliant. But at 100m Euros you probably expect him to score there...

Panic stations! Real go to bits at the back as a cross from the right is fluffed out to David Villa. He doesn't connect properly and it almost falls to a team-mate...

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"You can see what Atletico's game-plan is - get stuck in, see what happens, ride your luck as much as you can."

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Real are turning up the tempo, and Atletico are breaking it up with a series of niggly fouls. This is a tough one for referee Bjorn Kuipers to get a hold of. The spectactle is in danger of being swallowed up.

Great break! Angel Di Maria skins one man on the left and beats another, he could play a big switch ball out to the right and Atletico enforcer Raul Garcia takes him out with a real ankle tap from behind.

He goes into the book, it all boils over a bit and Sergio Ramos is also booked in the aftermath.

Cristiano Ronaldo hits the free-kick through a ragged wall but it's comfortable for Thibaut Courtois.

BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Lisbon

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"Atletico Madrid play with such intensity and so far it has led to little or nothing being seen of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema. Diego Simeone edges regularly towards the touchline as if he is desperate to join the action. The laconic Carlo Ancelotti simply stands with his hands in his pockets - but Real are not getting any joy so far."

James: Following this on live feed whilst revising for A-levels. Could do with some of Atletico's work ethic!!

You can't pass an exam on the counter...

David Villa hits a tame pass straight at Cristiano Ronaldo on the edge of Real Madrid's 'D' and just for a moment there is real danger.

That sounds ridiculous, 80 yards from goal, but Ronaldo can score from there inside six or seven seconds. He burns down the middle but passes to Karim Benzema and the counter dissipates.

Tom Maher: , externalSo it turns out rubbing horse placenta on your leg isn't as effective as some eastern European doctors will have you believe.

Chris Harvey:, external Feel sorry for anyone on holiday in Madrid. Going to be a heck of a long wait to get a drink at the bar.

Another buffering run down the left sees Real win a free-kick - which is wasted by Luka Modric. That's disappointing stuff, he had all the big men forward there.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"You want to see Cristiano Ronaldo higher up the field, but he's coming too deep and Gareth Bale just cannot get into the game. Karim Benzema is very tightly marked and Luka Modric and Angel Di Maria are having to help them out."

Intensity, yes. Passion, yes. Quality? Not so much so far.

The world's two most expensive signings have been periphery in the opening 20 minutes and Atletico's main man has gone off injured. Can replacement Adrian Lopez do a Bobby Zamora?

Joanne Smith, BBC World Service in Lisbon: "Thousands of supporters have travelled from Madrid to Lisbon just to experience the atmosphere, which is superb so far.

"The chants inside the stadium can be heard in the distance as the whole of Lisbon watches this derby intently."

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's gone as we thought, Real are getting the ball down to try and play, Atletico are trying to stop them, and Gareth Bale is not having any joy on his wing. The referee has handled it well so far, he could easily have got the card out on a couple of occasions."

Tetchy, tetchy! Fabio Coentrao and Atletico captain Gabi go head-to-head after a right old tussle on the touchline, Coentrao was nibbling at his ankles all the way up the sideline and Gabu did not like it.

Referee Bjorn Kuipers sorts it out sensibly. Well played ref...

Angel Di Maria spins away from a man in midfield but his long pass forward isn't the best, before a rare Atletico break is cleared up by some fine sweeping from Real keeper Iker Casillas, who finds touch with a 70-yard hoof away.

On the bench, Diego Costa looks bemused.

BBC World Service reporter John Bennett in Madrid: "The rivalry certainly looks very friendly in this first half. I'm in the Marca Sports Cafe in the heart of the city. Real and Atletico fans are watching the game together. The Real fans look nervy but they cheered as Diego Costa left the field."