Real Madrid will face Juventus in this season’s Champions League final at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
The match on June 3 will be the first time Wales has hosted the European Cup final, although England and Scotland have regularly the showpiece event more than once.
Ahead of the Champions League final in Cardiff, we look at the competition – and finalists Juventus and Real Madrid – in numbers.
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2 - Juventus have won the Champions League twice
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11 - Real's record total of Champions League wins trophies
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21 - years since Juventus last won the competition
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499 - Real are one goal away from 500 in the Champions League since it was rebranded
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0 - defeats for Juventus in this season's competition. Manchester United were the last unbeaten champions (2008)
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1 - Real are bidding to become the first back-to-back winners in the Champions League era
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39 - Gianluigi Buffon, 39 years and 126 days old on June 3, can become the oldest-ever champion
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2 - Cristiano Ronaldo and Sergio Ramos are two of the five players to score in two separate Champions League finals
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28 - a 28th appearance in the Champions League final for Italian and Spanish teams
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10 - the final has gone to a penalty shoot-out on 10 occasions
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2 - only two players have been sent off in a Champions League finals. (Lehamann and Drogba)
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66,000 - the Millennium Stadium's capacity for the final
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1 - this will be the first final held in Wales
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2,550 - media personnel accredited for the final, including broadcast, written press and photographers
