Madrid advance to the final

Real Madrid advance to the UEFA Champions league final on aggregate as they were beaten 2:1 by Atletico Madrid. Two goals in 16 minutes from Saul Niguez and Antoine Griezman put Atletico madrid 2:0 up before a goal from Isco ended Atletico madrid's dream of
going to the final. Real madrid go into the final with high hopes of been the first team to defend the UEFA champions league in it's 27 years of existence as no team has ever achieved that feat.

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