Bayern Munich 0-2 Inter Milan: An Inter Milan fan kisses a replica of the Champions League trophy in the fan park in the centre of Madrid as fans prepare for the final at the Bernabeu Stadium
And more Inter fans get into the swing of things at the Bernabeu with a picture of their beloved manager Jose Mourinho dressed as the Pope
Bayern manager Louis van Gaal watches from the sidelines as kick-off draws near. Franck Ribery also looks on after being ruled out of the final through suspension
In the other dugout, Luis Figo and Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho wait for the game to get going. Mourinho has been persistently linked with a move to the Bernabeu with Real Madrid next season
Back in Milan, thousands of Inter supporters make the best of some superb weather and crowd into the Duomo square to watch the game on giant screens
Daniel van Buyten of Bayern and Diego Milito of Inter battle for the ball in the opening minutes of the game. The Italian side quickly take charge but are unable to create any early chances
Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben and Inter Milan's Wesley Sneijder battle for the ball. The two Dutch playmakers both make their presence felt in the first half but it is Robben who causes the most problems
Bayern fight their way into the match and look the more likely side to score - until Diego Milito latches onto a Wesley Sneijder pass and fires Inter ahead
The Argentina striker's goal sparks wild celebrations from the Inter players and ensures Mourinho's side go in one up at the break
Robben goes down looking for a foul early in the second half. It is not the first time the former Chelsea man has tried to win his side a free-kick with some theatrics this evening
Things begin to heat up on the pitch...and it's no different in the stands as Bayern fans light a few flares at their end of the Bernabeu. Their team cannot break through though
Bayern continue to surge forward looking for an equaliser but leave themselves open at the back and Inter expose them, with Milito turning Van Buyten inside out before slotting home his second in style
That leaves Bayern with far too much to do and Inter comfortably close out the remainder of the game to seal a 2-0 win and their first European Cup win in 45 years, sparking wild celebrations from Mourinho and his staff
Inter captain Javier Zanetti lifts the Champions League trophy amid wild celebrations in Madrid. The victory completes a treble for the Italian champions in a memorable season
Mourinho chooses not to join his players as they lift the trophy though, opting instead for a solitary walk to applaud the Inter fans in what is surely a farewell gesture
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