With last Thursday's first leg at Camp Nou having ended in a3-2 Barca victory, Madrid took the title on away goals after a 4-4 aggregatedraw yesterday.
All the action came in an exciting first half, where LionelMessi replied with a brilliant free-kick for Barcelona, who had previously lostAdriano to a straight red card for a last-man foul on Ronaldo.
It was a timely success for Madrid, who have already fallenfive points behind arch rivals Barca in La Liga after a draw and a loss intheir first two league games.
"The team went out well from the start and createdchances, got the goals and then they (Barcelona) went down to 10 men,"said Madrid assistant coach Aitor Karanka.
"After all that, the result was a lot closer than weexpected, but we're happy to lift the trophy. We got a reaction from ourplayers and that's the important thing."
