Real won its 15th Champions League. A triumph signed by Carlo Ancelotti
"The Italian maestro consecrates himself as the best coach in the history of the competition with five successes of his own," wrote As, which described Real as "Paranormal".
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'Eternal', 'Immortal' to 'Untouchable'. The world celebrates yet another Real Madrid feat: for the 15th time, the Spaniards lifted Europe's most prestigious cup, the Champions League, beating Dortmund 2-0 at Wembley. In Spain, especially on the Madrid front, the homage is total: 'A machine for winning' that has shown impressive solidity on the pitch, writes the Iberian press.
Press reactions
."Immortals" headline As and El Mundo: "Real Madrid win their 15th Champions League thanks to a great final against Dortmund". Praise for 'the best attack', with enthusiastic statements from president Florentino Perez, who is already looking to the future: 'This is the starting point to try and win the 16th!
For El Pais, 'Real extends its legend with its 15th Champions League', while the Catalan daily Mundo Deportivo, has to bow down to its all-time rivals and headlines 'once again Real lifts the trophy in a scenario already seen: Dortmund missed several chances and paid dearly'.
As, celebrating the 'immortals', calls Real 'eternal' once again 'King of Europe: the Wembley result extends its legend'.
Triumph signed Carlo Ancelotti
A triumph signed by Carlo Ancelotti, more and more the architect of success in the cups. "The Italian maestro consecrates himself as the best coach in the history of the competition with five successes of his own," writes As, which calls Real "Paranormal". 'New glory' writes the BBC devoting ample space to the Spaniards' success.
