AFTER eight long months of competition, the final two teams will take to the field to contest the Champions League final.
Now a star-studded event complete with a pre-game show, the season finale was last year won by Real Madrid as they romped to a 4-1 victory over Juventus in Cardiff.
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It's been another dramatic knockout stage, delivering some stunning comebacks and shock results along the way.
When is the Champions League final?
THIS year's final will be held on Saturday, May 26.
Kick-off will be at 7.45pm UK time.
Where is it being held?
THE final is being staged at theNSC Olimpiyskiy StadiuminKiev, Ukraine.
An impressive arena, the ground holds 63,000 and a total amount of 40,700 tickets will be made available to fans and the general public.
The two finalists will each receive 17,000 tickets each, whilst there will be6,700 tickets available in neutral areas.
Does the winner qualify for next season's competition?
YES, whoever wins the final will definitely secure a place in next year's Champions League.
If the winner finishes in a qualifying place in their respective leagues, then things gets a little more complicated.
New rules for the 2018/19 season dictate that: "If the UEFA Champions League holders have qualified for the group stage via their domestic championship, the vacancy will be filled by the champions of the association ranked 11th (Czech Republic), who otherwise compete in qualifying."
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