Today marks 19 years since our first UEFA Super Cup title | OneFootball

On the 30th of August 2002, Real Madrid got their hands on their first ever UEFA Super Cup. Our team got the better of Feyenoord (3-1) at the Louis II Stadium in Monaco, having booked their place in the competition when they lifted La Novena in Glasgow thanks to a Raúl strike and Zidane's legendary volley.

Against Feyenoord, Real Madrid went ahead with 15 minutes on the clock when Paauwe deflected a Roberto Carlos cross from the left into his own net. Six minutes later, the Brazilian fullback was involved again, popping up inside the box this time to make it 2-0.

The Dutch side cut the deficit through a Van Hooijdonk free-kick, before Guti clinched the title with 60 minutes gone, heading home to make it 3-1. Nineteen years on, Real Madrid have now won three further UEFA Super Cups in three different cities: Cardiff, Trondheim and Skopje.

LINE-UPS: 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, OG. 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).