Goals from Ronaldo and Jose Maria Guti helped Real Madrid defeat Olimpia of Paraguay 2-0 in the World Club Cup in Tokyo.

The European champions defeated their South American counterparts to help celebrate their centenary year in style with victory in the competition now known as the Toyota Cup.

The star-studded Spanish side added the intercontinental crown to the Champions League and European Super Cup titles already on show at the Bernabeu.

Ronaldo scored two goals on his last visit to the International Stadium in Yokohama to seal the World Cup for Brazil.

And he marked his return by opening the scoring after 14 minutes for Real after strike partner Raul had cleverly dummied a cross from Roberto Carlos.

Olimpia went close through Rodrigo Lopez shortly after Ronaldo's opener when he volleyed a cross from right-back Nestor Isasi against the post.

The nine-times European champions were on top for the majority of the game, but had to wait until four minutes from time to seal the win after missing a series of opportunities.

"It was satisfying not just to win this title in our centenary season, but to find our scoring touch again was important," he said.

"We haven't been scoring goals recently so that, and the fact we had several players back from injury, gives us reason to be optimistic about the rest of the season."

Ronaldo, who has been battling the flu, was delighted with his scoring return to Yokahama.

"You could call this a lucky stadium for me, but you have to make your own luck and the whole team worked hard for this win," he said.

"Today was a different occasion from the World Cup but the adrenalin was still there."

It was a third World Club title for Real, who won the crown in 1960 and 1998 but slipped to a surprise defeat to Boca Juniors in 2000.