There will be a new dimension to the UEFA Champions League final in Lisbon as Real Madrid CF take on Club Atlético de Madrid in the first one-city showpiece.
The UEFA Champions League final will take on a new dimension as Real Madrid CF take on Club Atlético de Madrid in Lisbon – the first showpiece between teams from the same city in the 59-year history of the European Cup
• This is the fifth one-country UEFA Champions League final and, having come out on top in the first 14 years ago, Madrid have cause for optimism as they seek their tenth European crown. In contrast, this is only Atlético's second European Cup final appearance yet, as the last unbeaten side in this season's competition, there is no danger of them being underestimated at the Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica.
Who: Real Madrid CF vs. Atletico Madrid SADWhat: UEFA Champions League Final
Where: Estadio da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal
When: Saturday, May 24, 2014
Weather: The Weather Channel Forecast Lisbon
Time: 19:45 GMT/2:45 p.m. ET/11:45 a.m. PT
Worldwide Livestreams and TV Channels: LiveSoccerTV.com
TV: Fox, Fox Soccer 2Go, Fox Sports GO, Fox Deportes (US); Sky Sports 1, Sky Sports HD, Sky Sports 1 Ireland, Sky Go, Sky Go Extra, ITV, ITV HD (UK)
Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (Netherlands)
3-Way Odds: Real Madrid Even, Atletico Madrid +260, Draw +260Total: Over 2½ Even, Under 2½ -120
Fractional Odds: Real Madrid 1/1, Atletico Madrid 13/5, Draw 13/5
Fractional Total: Over 2½ 1/1, Under 2½ 5/6
Decimal Odds: Real Madrid 2.00, Atletico Madrid 3.60, Draw 3.60
Decimal Total: Over 2½ 2.00, Under 2½ 1.83 (More Odds Below)
Source: Bovada (Kahnawake, Canada)
3-Way Odds: Real Madrid Even, Atletico Madrid +240, Draw +290
Total: Over 2½ +105, Under 2½ -125
Odds To Lift Trophy: Real Madrid -175, Atletico Madrid +155
Source: LVH SuperBook (Las Vegas, Nevada, USA)
It’s all set.
The soccer world will watch an all-Madrid affair on May 24 in Lisbon
when Atletico Madrid faces Real Madrid in the 2014 UEFA Champions League
final. While the clubs call the same city home, they share little in
common.
As its name suggests, Real Madrid is soccer royalty — arguably Europe’s
biggest, richest and most successful club. Yet, Real Madrid hasn’t won
the Champions League since 2002, and anyone connected with the club will
readily admit that winning “La Decima” (or a record 10th European Cup)
is an obsession. Having beaten defending champion Bayern Munich in the
semifinal on Tuesday, Real Madrid is almost there.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is the ultimate underdog story, as head coach
Diego Simeone has taken the club out of Real Madrid’s shadow and
launched an assault on domestic and European supremacy this season.
Having reached its first European Cup final since 1974, Atletico Madrid
would love nothing more than to keep the hands of its bitter rival off
the prestigious trophy for one more season. Atletico Madrid impressively
dispatched Chelsea in the other semifinal on Wednesday. It looks to
complete the fairy tale next month.
These teams have met four times in 2013-14. Visiting Atletico Madrid won
1-0 on Sept. 28 in La Liga (Spanish first division). Real Madrid won
3-0 and 2-0 in the two-game Copa del Rey (Spanish Cup) semifinal on Feb.
5 and 11. Real Madrid then held host Atletico Madrid to a 2-2 draw in
La Liga on March 2.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
It’s all set.
The soccer world will watch an all-Madrid affair on May 24 in Lisbon
when Atletico Madrid faces Real Madrid in the 2014 UEFA Champions League
final. While the clubs call the same city home, they share little in
common.
As its name suggests, Real Madrid is soccer royalty — arguably Europe’s
biggest, richest and most successful club. Yet, Real Madrid hasn’t won
the Champions League since 2002, and anyone connected with the club will
readily admit that winning “La Decima” (or a record 10th European Cup)
is an obsession. Having beaten defending champion Bayern Munich in the
semifinal on Tuesday, Real Madrid is almost there.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is the ultimate underdog story, as head coach
Diego Simeone has taken the club out of Real Madrid’s shadow and
launched an assault on domestic and European supremacy this season.
Having reached its first European Cup final since 1974, Atletico Madrid
would love nothing more than to keep the hands of its bitter rival off
the prestigious trophy for one more season. Atletico Madrid impressively
dispatched Chelsea in the other semifinal on Wednesday. It looks to
complete the fairy tale next month.
These teams have met four times in 2013-14. Visiting Atletico Madrid won
1-0 on Sept. 28 in La Liga (Spanish first division). Real Madrid won
3-0 and 2-0 in the two-game Copa del Rey (Spanish Cup) semifinal on Feb.
5 and 11. Real Madrid then held host Atletico Madrid to a 2-2 draw in
La Liga on March 2.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
It’s all set.
The soccer world will watch an all-Madrid affair on May 24 in Lisbon
when Atletico Madrid faces Real Madrid in the 2014 UEFA Champions League
final. While the clubs call the same city home, they share little in
common.
As its name suggests, Real Madrid is soccer royalty — arguably Europe’s
biggest, richest and most successful club. Yet, Real Madrid hasn’t won
the Champions League since 2002, and anyone connected with the club will
readily admit that winning “La Decima” (or a record 10th European Cup)
is an obsession. Having beaten defending champion Bayern Munich in the
semifinal on Tuesday, Real Madrid is almost there.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is the ultimate underdog story, as head coach
Diego Simeone has taken the club out of Real Madrid’s shadow and
launched an assault on domestic and European supremacy this season.
Having reached its first European Cup final since 1974, Atletico Madrid
would love nothing more than to keep the hands of its bitter rival off
the prestigious trophy for one more season. Atletico Madrid impressively
dispatched Chelsea in the other semifinal on Wednesday. It looks to
complete the fairy tale next month.
These teams have met four times in 2013-14. Visiting Atletico Madrid won
1-0 on Sept. 28 in La Liga (Spanish first division). Real Madrid won
3-0 and 2-0 in the two-game Copa del Rey (Spanish Cup) semifinal on Feb.
5 and 11. Real Madrid then held host Atletico Madrid to a 2-2 draw in
La Liga on March 2.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
The soccer world will
watch an all-Madrid affair on May 24 in Lisbon when Atletico Madrid
faces Real Madrid in the 2014 UEFA Champions League final. While the
clubs call the same city home, they share little in common.
As its name suggests, Real Madrid is soccer royalty — arguably Europe’s
biggest, richest and most successful club. Yet, Real Madrid hasn’t won
the Champions League since 2002, and anyone connected with the club will
readily admit that winning “La Decima” (or a record 10th European Cup)
is an obsession. Having beaten defending champion Bayern Munich in the
semifinal on Tuesday, Real Madrid is almost there.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is the ultimate underdog story, as head coach
Diego Simeone has taken the club out of Real Madrid’s shadow and
launched an assault on domestic and European supremacy this season.
Having reached its first European Cup final since 1974, Atletico Madrid
would love nothing more than to keep the hands of its bitter rival off
the prestigious trophy for one more season. Atletico Madrid impressively
dispatched Chelsea in the other semifinal on Wednesday. It looks to
complete the fairy tale next month.
These teams have met four times in 2013-14. Visiting Atletico Madrid won
1-0 on Sept. 28 in La Liga (Spanish first division). Real Madrid won
3-0 and 2-0 in the two-game Copa del Rey (Spanish Cup) semifinal on Feb.
5 and 11. Real Madrid then held host Atletico Madrid to a 2-2 draw in
La Liga on March 2.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
The soccer world will
watch an all-Madrid affair on May 24 in Lisbon when Atletico Madrid
faces Real Madrid in the 2014 UEFA Champions League final. While the
clubs call the same city home, they share little in common.
As its name suggests, Real Madrid is soccer royalty — arguably Europe’s
biggest, richest and most successful club. Yet, Real Madrid hasn’t won
the Champions League since 2002, and anyone connected with the club will
readily admit that winning “La Decima” (or a record 10th European Cup)
is an obsession. Having beaten defending champion Bayern Munich in the
semifinal on Tuesday, Real Madrid is almost there.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is the ultimate underdog story, as head coach
Diego Simeone has taken the club out of Real Madrid’s shadow and
launched an assault on domestic and European supremacy this season.
Having reached its first European Cup final since 1974, Atletico Madrid
would love nothing more than to keep the hands of its bitter rival off
the prestigious trophy for one more season. Atletico Madrid impressively
dispatched Chelsea in the other semifinal on Wednesday. It looks to
complete the fairy tale next month.
These teams have met four times in 2013-14. Visiting Atletico Madrid won
1-0 on Sept. 28 in La Liga (Spanish first division). Real Madrid won
3-0 and 2-0 in the two-game Copa del Rey (Spanish Cup) semifinal on Feb.
5 and 11. Real Madrid then held host Atletico Madrid to a 2-2 draw in
La Liga on March 2.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
The soccer world will
watch an all-Madrid affair on May 24 in Lisbon when Atletico Madrid
faces Real Madrid in the 2014 UEFA Champions League final. While the
clubs call the same city home, they share little in common.
As its name suggests, Real Madrid is soccer royalty — arguably Europe’s
biggest, richest and most successful club. Yet, Real Madrid hasn’t won
the Champions League since 2002, and anyone connected with the club will
readily admit that winning “La Decima” (or a record 10th European Cup)
is an obsession. Having beaten defending champion Bayern Munich in the
semifinal on Tuesday, Real Madrid is almost there.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid is the ultimate underdog story, as head coach
Diego Simeone has taken the club out of Real Madrid’s shadow and
launched an assault on domestic and European supremacy this season.
Having reached its first European Cup final since 1974, Atletico Madrid
would love nothing more than to keep the hands of its bitter rival off
the prestigious trophy for one more season. Atletico Madrid impressively
dispatched Chelsea in the other semifinal on Wednesday. It looks to
complete the fairy tale next month.
These teams have met four times in 2013-14. Visiting Atletico Madrid won
1-0 on Sept. 28 in La Liga (Spanish first division). Real Madrid won
3-0 and 2-0 in the two-game Copa del Rey (Spanish Cup) semifinal on Feb.
5 and 11. Real Madrid then held host Atletico Madrid to a 2-2 draw in
La Liga on March 2.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2014/04/will-atletico-madrid-or-real-madrid-win-2014-champions-league-final/
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