On August 30, 2002, the Real Madrid premiered his record in the European Super Cup. Our team beat Feyenoord (3-1) at the Louis II stadium in Monaco, after having won the ticket for this competition to win the Novena in Glasgow with goals from Raúl and the historic volley from Zidane.

Against Feyenoord, Real Madrid quickly took the lead: on 15 ', Paauwe deflected a cross from the left of Roberto Carlos. Six minutes later, the Brazilian side was once again the protagonist, making it 2-0 inside the area.

The Dutch closed the gap with a free-kick from Van Hooijdonk, but Guti he sentenced the title in the 60th minute with a header that left the final 3-1 on the scoreboard. Eighteen years later, the Real Madrid has won three more Super Cups in three different cities: Cardiff, Trondheim and Skopje.

DATA SHEET:
3- Real Madrid: Casillas, Salgado, Hierro, Helguera, Roberto Carlos, Cambiasso (Pavón, 88 '), Makelele, Figo, Guti (Portillo, 71'), Zidane (Solari, 86 ') and Raúl.
1- Feyenoord: Zoetebier, Emerton, Gyan (Buffel, 72 '), Paauwe, Rzasa, Van Wonderen, Bosvelt, Kalou, Ono, Van Hooijdonk and Lurling.

Goals:
1-0 (min. 15): Paauwe, at own door.
2-0 (min. 21): Roberto Carlos.
2-1 (min. 56): Van hooijdonk.
3-1 (min. 60): Guti.

Referee: Hugh Dallas (Scotland).
Stadium: Louis II (Monaco).