UEFA Champions League Final: Real Madrid 1-1 (5-3) Atletico Madrid

That's it from us tonight, as Real Madrid win the 2016 UEFA Champions League! Thanks for joining us!

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The agony.

The ecstasy.

What a game! Real Madrid is eteched onto the UEFA Champions League trophy for the 11th time. Juanfran was the only player to miss his penalty, with Ronaldo winning the trophy for Real Madrid with the final strike.

FT: (AET) Real Madrid 1-1 Atletico Madrid (Real Madrid win 5-3 on penalties)

P5 (RM) - Ronaldo SCORES! REAL MADRID WIN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE!!!!

P4 (ATM) - Juanfran MISSES. His shot cannons off the upright! Ronaldo can win it for Real Madrid!

P4 (RM) - Ramos SCORES! Calm strike into the bottom right corner.

P3 (ATM) - Saul SCORES! Calm strike into the bottom corner.

P3 (RM) - Bale SCORES! Wrongfoots Oblak with a stuttering runup

P2 (ATM) - GABI SCORES! Top Corner!

P2 (RM) - Marcelo SCORES!

P1 (ATM) - Griezmann SCORES!

P1 - Vasquez SCORES!

P1 - Lucas Vasquez to take the first for Real Madrid

FT (AET) Real Madrid 1-1 Atletico Madrid. We're set for penalty shootout.

120+2' Real Madrid have a corner after a spell of pressure near the box.

120' Pepe and Carrasco both roll in theatrical 'agony' after a clash with Clattenburg looking non-plussed. Awful.

119' What a chance! Marcelo pulls a low cross across the box to Vasquez in space, but the Madrid youngster takes a touch in the box, allwoing Atletico to clear.

118' We're minutes away from the nerve-wracking end of penalties. Can any of the sides avoid that eventuality?

117' Partey is straight into the action, capitalising on Modric's slip to steal the ball, but a poor piece of control allows Real to clear.

116' Partey Time! Thomas Partey comes on for Koke, who eschews a stretcher to come off.

113' Torres is penalised for a handball in his own half. An awful day for the Spaniard tonight, as he cannot seem to do anything right. Meanwhile, Koke is down with cramps with the Atletico fans looking on nervously. Bale also needs some attention to his groin.

110' Modric has a corner from the left, but the Croatian's delivery iis uncharacteristically awful, not even clearing the first man. As Atletico counter, Gabi is fouled, with Pepe earning a yellow card for his foul

108' Partey was about to come on for Saul, but Luis limps off with an injury to be replaced by youngster Lucas Hernandez.

107' Zidane brought on Isco as a defensive change, but must be rueing not bringing James Rodriguez on. The Colombian would surely have affected this game better. For those wondering why James Rodriguez is not playing, Real Madrid have used up all their substitutions.

106' Atletico Madrid get us underway in the final 15 minutes.

HT AET: Real Madrid 1-1 Atletico Madrid. Interestingly, Simeone has used only one substitution so far. The Atletico Madrid players must be incredibly fit.

Are we set for more huddles if the game goes to penalties? Note the only man not in the huddle.

105' Carrasco wrecks Danilo yet again with a stunning twist and turn, before finding his shot blocked for a corner. Griezmann ends the first half of extra time with an overhead kick from a corner that goes over.

101' Excellent defending! Ronaldo's low cross into the box finds Isco whose turn and layoff into Bale is equisite, but Atletico get the blocks in. The Welshman is down with cramps.

99' Juanfran channeling his inner Ronaldo as a couple of stepovers allow him to burst from the right wing into the box, but he takes it too far and the ball is cleared. Moments later Danilo does well to deny Griezmann on the counter, after Torres' flick on sends the Frenchman clear.

98' Koke with a lovely ball floated to the far post, but Danilo does well to clear the ball for a corner

95' Danilo has struggled to keep Carrasco quiet and the Belgian wins the battle of the substitutes yet again, bursting past his marker, but watching his cross be comfortably cleared by the Real defence, with Torres unable to make up the yards.

94' Almost! Isco's delivery from the left finds Ronaldo, whose effort comes off Filipe Luis and nestles into the grateful hands of Oblak