Spain supplied both finalists in the 2000 UEFA Champions League final: Real Madrid and Valencia.
The match on 24 May 2000 was the first European Cup or Champions League final contested by two clubs from the same country. Real Madrid reached their 11th final, while Valencia were appearing in the showpiece for the first time. The all-Spanish pairing made the final a landmark before a ball was kicked.
Real Madrid won 3–0 at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis. Fernando Morientes opened the scoring, Steve McManaman added a volley in the second half, and Raúl completed the victory on a breakaway. The result gave Madrid their eighth European Cup title and their second in three seasons.
A common mix-up is to identify the country from the final's venue or referee: the game was played in France and officiated by Italy's Stefano Braschi. The relevant country is the nationality of both finalist clubs, not the location of the match.