That's better from Osasuna. A long ball down the right gets to Ruben Pena, he battles past Eduardo Camavinga and wins a corner.

David Garcia gets his head to the set piece but the ball loops comfortably into the hands of Thibaut Courtois.

Osasuna look extremely nervous out there and Vinicius Jnr gets into a dangerous position on the corner of the box.

This time he plays the ball into Karim Benzema and although Osasuna manage to crowd him out, there was a rather panicky feel to the way they went about it.

With the possibility that Barcelona could clinch the La Liga title before Real Madrid play another league game, Los Blancos will be desperate to get another trophy in the cabinet before then.

As for Osasuna, a first trophy in their 103-year history is motivation enough.

Real Madrid kick-off and away we go!

Anthem played, there is a friendly exchange between the two managers while the players shake hands.

The stadium is split right down the middle. One half white, the other red - it's quite the atmosphere in Seville.

After a bit of a light show inside the Estadio La Cartuja, the trophy has been brought out and here come the teams.

Kick-off is just a couple of minutes away...

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Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti says he is approaching tonight's final the same way he has throughout his managerial career - as if it will be his last.

The Italian wants his players to do the same and real savour the occasion.

"Playing a final is always exciting, I always think before a final that, personally, it could be my last," he said.

"I thought that in 2003, and it wasn't the last, and I think that today, it could be the last today.

"You have to enjoy it, and I ask the players to enjoy it too because they are special games."

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Osasuna's journey to the final began with a 4-1 win at Fuentes in November before they saw off Arnedo in the second round.

They've needed extra time in every round from the last 32 onwards. They won 2-1 at Gimnastic before knocking out holders Real Betis on penalties - David Garcia having scored an injury-time equaliser to force extra time.

It was Osasuna's turn to suffer a stoppage-time equaliser in the quarters against Sevilla but they recovered to win 2-1 in the additional 30 minutes.

Athletic Bilbao were their opponents in the semi-finals and Abde Ezzalzouli's goal gave Osasuna a narrow advantage after the home leg.

Inaki Williams' strike sent the tie into extra time in Bilbao but, with penalties looming, Pablo Ibanez scored to send Jagoba Arrasate's side into the final.

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Having received byes in the first and second round, Madrid entered at the last 32 stage, where they beat fourth-tier Cacereno 1-0.

They then came back from 2-0 down to beat Villarreal 3-2 in the last 16 before knocking out city rivals Atletico at the Bernabeu - winning 3-1 after extra-time.

Defeat at home in the first leg against Barcelona put them in a tricky spot in the semis but a stunning performance at the Nou Camp saw them run out 4-0 winners with Karim Benzema scoring a hat-trick.

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Osasuna boss Jagoba Arrasate wants his side to make things awkward for Real Madrid in Seville tonight.

The Pamplona club are aiming to win a major trophy for the first time in their history and Arrasate says he has visions of captain David Garcia holding the cup aloft.

"We have to be brave and make Madrid uncomfortable," Arrasate, 45, said.

"It's been a longer wait for us than for Madrid - we've had to wait 18 years for a final.

"I think that for things to happen you have to visualise them, and I see David lifting the cup."

As for Osasuna, their only previous appearance in the Copa del Rey final came back in 2005 when they took on Real Betis at the Vicente Calderon.

Ricardo Oliveira put Betis ahead in the 74th minute before Australian striker John Aloisi - formerly of Portsmouth and Coventry - equalised with eight minutes left.

Betis substitute Dani scored the winner with six minutes of extra time remaining and a disappointing night for Osasuna was capped off when Pablo Garcia was sent off in the closing seconds.

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It is nine years since Real Madrid last won the Copa del Rey.

Gareth Bale was the star for Ancelotti's team that night in Valencia, scoring a brilliant solo goal in the 85th minute to seal a 2-1 win over Barcelona.

The Welshman received the ball on the left touchline, just inside his own half and then showed incredible pace, strength and balance to go the long way around Marc Bartra as the Barcelona defender tried to shove him off the pitch.

Having got past Bartra, Bale raced into the box and calmly slotted past Jose Manuel Pinto to take Madrid to a 19th Copa triumph.

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Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti insists that his team are fully focused on tonight's final.

They host Manchester City in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final on Tuesday but Ancelotti says it will not come into Los Blancos' thinking.

"We will go out there without thinking about what's happening the next day," he said.

"We will go out with all the energy in the world to win another title. The players are motivated."

Real Madrid have made five changes to the side that lost at Real Sociedad in their last league game.

Karim Benzema and Vinicius Jr return to the attack and David Alaba is back in defence, while Federico Valverde and Eduardo Camavinga are named in midfield.

Real Madrid XI: Courtois, Carvajal, Militao, Alaba, Camavinga, Kroos, Valverde, Tchouameni, Vinicius Jr, Benzema

Subs: Lunin, Vallejo, Nacho, Hazard, Modric, Asensio, Odriozola, Lucas, Ceballos, Rudiger, Mariano

Osasuna make wholesale changes to the side that was beaten by Barcelona in their last outing.

Only Lucas Torro and Aimar Oroz retain their place in the starting XI as Jagoba Arrasate makes nine changes.

Osasuna XI: Herrera, Cruz, D Garcia, Torro, Moncayola, Abde, Pena, Gomez, Budimir, Aimar, Aridane

Subs: Fernandez, U Garcia, Avila, Barja, R Garcia, Kike, Ibanez, Sanchez, Herrando, Munoz, Moreno

Before we go any further, let's get the team news...

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The stage is set at Estadio La Cartuja de Sevilla with silverware on the line.

It's Real Madrid v Osasuna in the Copa del Rey final.

Can Osasuna cause a shock and win the trophy for the first time or will it be number 20 for Madrid? Kick-off is just 30 minutes away.