The San Siro (Milan) was the stage where Real Madrid would be crowned champions of Europe for an eleventh time. On the 28th of May 2016, "los blancos" got the better of Atlético de Madrid, the same opposition they had defeated to lift La Décima. Just like in the Lisbon final, Sergio Ramos fired past the rojiblanca goalkeeper to open the scoring, before Atlético levelled the tie with a Carrasco strike in the second half.
 
The game remained 1-1 throughout extra-time, sending the final into a nail-biting penalty shootout. Lucas Vázquez, Marcelo, Bale and Ramos all scored from the spot, before Juanfran's fourth penalty for the rojiblancos came back off the post. Cristiano Ronaldo made no mistake with the decisive kick, making La Undécima a reality.

The win saw Zidane claim the first of three consecutive Champions League trophies as a coach, on his debut season in the first-team dugout. During the 2015/16 campaign, Real Madrid won more games and conceded less goals than any other side. In the Group Stage, they were paired against PSG, Shakhtar Donetsk and Malmö. The knock-outs saw them come through ties against Roma, Wolfsburg and Manchester City. The leading scorer in that edition of the Champions League was Cristiano Ronaldo, with 16. 
 
1. Daniel Carvajal
2. Danilo Luiz da Silva
3. Keylor Navas
4. Marcelo Vieira 
5. Isco 
6. Sergio Ramos (c)
7. Casemiro
8. Pepe
9. Luka Modrić
10. Lucas Vázquez
11. Gareth Bale
12. Toni Kroos
13. Zinedine Zidane
14. Karim Benzema
15. Cristiano Ronaldo
16. European Cup