Juventus have won the Coppa Italia title 13 times, at least four more than any other side.

Plenty of boos from Sevilla fans as Dani Ceballos, formerly of their rivals Real Betis, is replaced by striker Borja Mayoral for Real Madrid.

Guido Pizarro goes into the book for fouling Real midfielder Casemiro.

babatunde sakiru: What is Ramos doing on a penalty in the presence of Karim Benzema? Questionable!!!

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Chance for Real Madrid as David Soria parries a corner right to Sergio Ramos, who puts the ball over from close range.

Juventus win Coppa Italiapublished at 21:53 British Summer Time 9 May 2018

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Juventus 4-0 AC Milan

Juventus are the first team to ever win four consecutive Coppas Italia. They did not concede a single goal in this season's tournament.

A strange one as two minutes of stoppage time pops up on the screen, but the referee just blows the final whistle at 90 minutes.

This game is just petering out now. About one minute plus stoppage time left.

Another change for Juve as Miralem Pjanic is replaced in midfield by Claudio Marchisio.

Luis Muriel almost makes it 3-0 to Sevilla now but his shot is saved by Kiko Casilla.

Sergio Ramos steps up... and slams it off the underside of the crossbar. Sevilla still lead 2-0.

Lucas Vazquez is fouled - penalty to Real.

At 4-0 up, Juventus can bring on a striker they paid £75m for. Gonzalo Higuain replaces fellow Argentina Paulo Dybala. Only seven minutes left.

Sergio Ramos has just curled a free-kick wide for Real Madrid in Spain.

Scott: Milan are so, so, so far behind Juventus.

Milan's Franck Kessie fires a shot well over the bar from the edge of the box. They make another change as Riccardo Montolivo replaces Manuel Locatelli in midfield.

This would have just summed it all up. Paulo Dybala spots Milan's keeper off his line and tries to lob him from 45 yards - luckily for Milan the ball goes over the bar.

Gianluigi Buffon performs a double save to keep AC Milan out. He parries Hakan Calhanoglu's 20-yard rasper and then jumps up to block Fabio Borini's shot at his near post.

I did some research on biggest cup final wins last night for Paris St-Germain v Les Herbiers - but that only ended 2-0. I didn't think I'd need to look into that kind of thing tonight...