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Right, catch you tomorrow for a cross-town dust-up of epic proportions as Atletico Madrid go hammer and tongs at Real and try and give the Vicente Calderon a Valhalla-level send-off.

Bye for now.

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Juventus keeper Gianluigi Buffon: "If we'd taken to the pitch thinking we were already through we would have found it tough, we were ready to react to everything they threw at us.

"That's how we got through. We've got to Cardiff - I won't say it was our aim because getting to the final means nothing. I'm really happy because I'm in good shape. I can't deny the fact that if we didn't have a great team getting there wouldn't be possible.

"Two years ago everyone thought it was my last final - but you have to believe in your dreams and believe in what you do."

I'm still struggling to get over these Juve dressing rooms. It looks more like the interior of the International Space Station than a place to stow your clothes.

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Monaco captain Radamel Falcao speaking to Uefa: “They played really well and took their chances. We weren’t clinical enough when we had opportunities. We fought hard all season for Monaco and for French football and we hope we’ll be better next season.”

The celebrations - more bouncing, slightly odd flinging of mineral water - are so-so.

Just check out those dressing rooms at Juventus Stadium though. All clean lines, white walls and flat screen tellies.

It is like a graphic designer's living room.

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Gianluigi Buffon has played more than 1000 games.

Two - in 2003 and 2015 - have been Champions League finals. 

Both ended in defeat.

Will this year finally be the one that the 39-year-old reels in club football's biggest prize?

Former England manager and Monaco player Glenn Hoddle on BT Sport: "Massimiliano Allegri hes been shrewd with three at the back. He has to keep that for the final. Dani Alves has been outstanding in two legs. For me I quite fancy that they could win this."

It will be a Madrid team to play Juve in the final on 3 June and, barring one of the extraordinary nights in Champions League history, it will be Real.

Real Madrid travel to the Vicente Calderon tomorrow evening for the final time before it is demolished in the summer

They have a 3-0 aggregate lead to protect them from what is going to be a tumultuous atmosphere. 

This was the scene to greet Atletico's players after tonight's training session. 

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Former Monaco and Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov on BT Sport: "Today was a Juve masterclass. Attack and defence everywhere. I hope in the future they can achieve even more."

Juventus' players lead the home fans in their celebrations with some co-ordinated bouncing.

The Monaco players head over to salute their travelling fans. They have been on a one heck of a journey from the qualifying round in July.

Juventus are through to a second Champions League final in three years.

They have dispatched Monaco with some ease and in some style.

There is just another minute added on to go.

Max Allegri is already getting showered with isotonic by some of his players.

Kamil Glik is winding up the entire Juventus team. Mario Mandzukic is the latest to take the bait as his response to some toe-treading earns the Juventus striker a yellow card.

Gonzalo Higuain cuts the ball back into the Monaco box, but there is no black-and-white foot to meet it.

Miralem Pjanic takes on the free-kick duties from a prime spot, 25 yards from goal.

His effort flicks off the forehead off Joao Moutinho in the wall and over the top though.

Gonzalo Higuain should have been on the scoresheet tonight. But the Argentine's finishing has been sloppy.

He gets on the end of a fine searching cross from the left, but his header actually flies away from the Monaco goal.

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Off comes Andrea Barzagli to a standing ovation as Medhi Benatia replaces him in the Juventus defence.

Fabinho comes and joins in Gonzalo Higuain and Kamil Glik's wrestling match, treading on some Juve toes and giving away a free-kick.

Referee Bjorn Kuipers is across quickly to separate the sides.

Joao Moutinho fails to get his head over the ball and sends his effort sailing into the stands behind the Juventus goal.

Juventus full-back Alex Sandro puts the heat back under things with a showboating flurry of stepovers and drag-backs down by the Monaco corner flag.

Andrea Raggi is across to make a robust challenge. Kamil Glik is breathing down Gonzalo Higuain's neck again.

Without the scoreline to concentrate on, these players are up to no good.