35 years since club's third Spanish Super Cup
On 12 December 1990, Real Madrid beat Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabéu (4–1).
On 12 December 1990, Real Madrid clinched their third Spanish Super Cup. Their opponents were Barcelona, and they took the first step towards the title in the first leg, played a week earlier at the Camp Nou. The Whites secured victory at Barça's stadium courtesy of a goal from Míchel (0-1).
The return leg was played at the Santiago Bernabéu, where Alfredo Di Stéfano's team dazzled their fans and sealed the Super Cup with a resounding 4-1 victory. Butragueño scored twice, while Hugo Sánchez and Aragón also got on the scoresheet, with the latter scoring a superb goal from the centre of the pitch to round off the rout.
(FIRST LEG) Camp Nou, 05/12/1990
0- Barcelona: Zubizarreta, López Rekarte, Herrera, Nando, Álex, Soler, Amor, Eusebio, Stoichkov, Carreras (Urbano, 59'), Julio Salinas.
1- Real Madrid: Buyo, Chendo, Sanchís, Spasič, Villarroya, Solana, Aragón (Aldana, 78'), Míchel (Hagi, 86'), Hierro, Butragueño, Hugo Sánchez.
Goal:
0-1 (min. 55): Míchel.
(RETURN LEG) Santiago Bernabéu, 12/12/1990
4- Real Madrid: Buyo, Chendo, Sanchís, Villarroya, Solana, Aragón, Maqueda, Míchel, Hierro, Butragueño (Aldana, 75'), Hugo Sánchez (Losada, 75').
1- Barcelona: Zubizarreta, Herrera, Serna, Álex, Soler, Laudrup (López Rekarte, 71'), Amor, Eusebio, Begiristain (Carreras, 46'), Goikoetxea, Julio Salinas.
Goals:
0-1 (min. 20): Goikoetxea.
1-1 (min. 21): Butragueño.
2-1 (min. 44): Butragueño.
3-1 (min. 56): Hugo Sánchez.
4-1 (min. 70): Aragón.