Real Madrid return to the scene of La Décima
Madrid meet Benfica at the Estadio Da Luz, where they beat Atlético in the Champions League final in 2014.
Eleven years after their triumph, Real Madrid return to the scene of La Décima. The Whites return to the Estadio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica, also known as Da Luz, the scene of that unforgettable final against Atlético. On 24 May 2014, our team won in extra time by 4-1 after the unforgettable header by Sergio Ramos in the 93rd minute.
Arbeloa's side, who were part of the legendary squad that won the tenth European Cup, travel to Lisbon to face Benfica on the eighth and final matchday of the European competition (Wednesday, 9 pm CET).
Stadium details
Inaugurated on 25 October 2003, the Estadio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica has a capacity of 68,100 spectators following its latest expansion in June last year, making it the largest stadium in Portugal. In addition to the La Décima final, it also hosted the Champions League final of the 2019-20 season between PSG and Bayern Munich. It is one of the stadiums where the Portuguese national team plays.