Juventus are now up to get their medals. A painful feeling without a doubt, but maybe better to lose 4-1 than lose on penalties or be seconds away from winning, as Atletico Madrid were in both of their recent defeats to Real Madrid.

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The officials are first up to get their medals. Well played, lino!

That red card for Juan Cuadrado needs looking at.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

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This was an excellent opportunity for him. He usually gets great protection in front of him but there wasn't any in the second-half this evening and you have to feel for him.

This is a long, long wait for the trophy presentation. The Juventus players look like they want to get home and who could blame them?

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

When you look at the two teams on show tonight, it's clear there's a long way our teams need to go to reach this standard. It will take a lot of work and a lot of big signings to catch even Juventus.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

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That's another decision the manager got right. Isco has been superb and he had to make a choice with Bale tonight. It's been a very successful move for him to Madrid so he will decide on his future.

The stats for a lot of this season for when Bale has been out doesn't favour him well though so they will have to look at that.

He will have options from the biggest clubs in the Premier League if Madrid decide to sell him that's for sure.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

He was incredible. The way he controlled the pace - particularly in the second half was just excellent. He was the one guy picking the passes and turning opponents. He was driving his team forward. He dominated the midfield. It was an excellent performance from Modric.

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BBC World Service in Turin

You could hear a pin drop here with each goal, I am surrounded by 40,000 fans in Turin and it's a scene of huge disappointment.

The wait goes on, they have not lifted the cup since 1996. Two years ago against Barcelona they were happy to be there but they expected to win tonight.

They had only conceded three goals all season.

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Gonzalo Higuain didn't offer much tonight - in the second half certainly. He did set up the goal though.

A big one to ignore.....

Niall Curran: Real deserving of win - ignoring that fees were 7 years apart, amazing to think Higuain cost just £5m less than Ronaldo.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Zidane's answered questions spectacularly tonight. The way he has handled the big players and the confidence he has shown in the role has been excellent. Not for once in that second-half did they ever feel in danger of losing that game.

He 's achieved something very special here this evening. To be the first to retain the trophy since 1990 - you can't underestimate that. It's too easy to say he's got amazing players because you have to handle them. He has and he's done it with such good style.

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Real Madrid

Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale: "What an incredible scene. The city has done an immaculate job in hosting a great event. To win this at home is a great feeling, it's been a hard season, I've worked tirelessly to get fit and these are your rewards.

"We have made history, we'll enjoy this moment now.. We needed confidence at half-time, and we had to take our chances which we did.

"I was happy to get on."

Loveof Football: The old lady made to look like a real Old lady in the second half.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Whatever Zidane said to them at half-time worked to perfection. The ability they have shown in the second half...

It has been dominant. It was great to watch. The way Ronaldo took his second goal, the way he floated into the space...

Juventus were outdone. They were outdone by Ronaldo and the quick play from Real Madrid. You have to give them huge credit.

They were just too good and too quick for that Juventus team in the second-half.

Gigi Buffon salutes the crowd, all four corners, as Gareth Bale takes the acclaim of his team-mates. After an injury-hit season what a way to end it all.

Real Madrid have now won the Champions League in 2014, 2016 and 2017.

When you consider how good this current Barcelona side are, and Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid - that is some achievement.

Gigi Buffon embraces Gareth Bale as Cristiano Ronaldo throws himself to the floor. Juventus know they were well beaten in the end, their faces are resigned to their fate.

Buffon is shaking hands with every man in purple.