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Published 15:09 10 Nov 2015 GMT
Updated 16:18 10 Nov 2015 GMT

“At 88 minutes gone in the final, I looked for Di Maria and I saw him face down thinking: ‘we have a better team but we are going to lose.’ But I always believe." “I will always say that it doesn’t matter if you play good or bad, as long as you win. In 20 years, no-one will look back and say; ‘they played better, they created more chances.’ It just depends on who wins.”Madrid went on to win the game 4-1 after extra time... no thanks to Angel di Maria, apparently.
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