What a dramatic night of Cup final action across Europe. Jurgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund farewell was spoiled by Wolfsburg, Paris St-Germain completed a fine domestic treble and Barcelona head for next week's Champions League final in Berlin having added the Copa del Rey to their La Liga crown. Can Luis Enrique wrap up a brilliant treble in his first season in charge at the Nou Camp? We'll know this time next week. Thanks for your company.

Wow. The match stats have landed and they show that Barcelona enjoyed 73% possession against Bilbao. They also had 12 attempts - seven on target. Bilbao had eight attempts - three on target.

They love a party in Spain and, boy, they're partying hard at the Nou Camp. Fireworks, confetti, music, champagne...it's all going on. It's almost midnight in Barcelona and you can bet they will be continuing the celebrations well into the small hours.

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Now it's the turn of Barcelona's players to get their medals - winners medals. This is the 27th time Barca have won the Copa del Rey. No other team has won it that many times.

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Athletic Bilbao's players are currently collecting their runners-up medals against a backdrop of noise from their huge travelling army of fans from the Basque Country.

French Cup final

Just to recap events in France, Paris St-Germain made history by beating Auxerre 1-0 to win the French Cup. Thiago Motta hit a post in a goalless first half before Edinson Cavani broke the deadlock in the 65th minute, heading in Gregory van der Wiel's right-wing cross. It followed PSG's successes in retaining the Ligue 1 title, the French League Cup.

German Cup final

Back in Berlin, Jurgen Klopp has been reacting to Borussia Dortmund's 3-1 defeat to Wolfsburg in the German Cup final.

"It was a great thing to hear, but that had nothing to do with the defeat," he said about the reaction of Dortmund's fans in his last game in charge.

"We've grown together over the years, but it wasn't any comfort after the result. We won't be celebrating the defeat, but there will be a farewell party and I had hoped we'd win to be able to avoid having to qualify for the Europa League, but it's not meant to be."

Gerard Pique is taking a huge gulp of champagne. Someone needs to tell him to go easy. The Barcelona defender has a huge appointment in Berlin next Saturday.

Joyous scenes among the Barcelona players. The champagne is flowing. Their players are doing a victory dance. Next on their agenda? Berlin and the Champions League final.

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Barcelona head for the Champions League final seeking a brilliant treble after adding the Copa del Rey to their La Liga title.

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Barcelona playing keep-ball. Bilbao can't get anywhere near it.

Almost the perfect ending for Xavi on his final Nou Camp appearance, the Barcelona substitute striking the post from a curling free-kick. Four minutes of added time.

Tempers are boiling over. Showboating by Neymar provokes a furious response from Bilbao's players. Then Neymar is booked for a cynical foul. The final whistle is moments away.

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Very impressive from Barcelona. Not only are they about to get their hands on the Copa del Rey trophy to add to the La Liga title, they're heading for the Champions League final with Neymar, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez in top form. Now 120 goals for the season for the trio. Astonishing.

Five minutes remaining. The red and white stripes of Bilbao are throwing everything forward but Barca's defence is unflustered.

Inaki Williams is only 20-years-old. That was a classy finish from the striker.

Bilbao have a goal in the Nou Camp. An impressive glancing header by Inaki Williams, who gets the better of Sergio Busquets, ensures the travelling Basque fans have something to celebrate. But it is unlikely to be anything more than a consolation.

Time for Barcelona to rest some legs ahead of next week's Champions League final. Luis Suarez and Jordi Alba are off, Jeremy Mathieu and Pedro Rodriguez are on.

All over. Another outrageous finish by Lionel Messi, who nips between two sleeping Bilbao defenders, to stab home from close range following Dani Alves's pass. Brilliant reactions from the Argentine but what was Bilbao's defence playing at?

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Barcelona fans have started the celebrations. Thoughts are turning to Berlin and next Saturday's Champions League final against Juventus. Luis Enrique's side are going to take some stopping.