Ninety minutes was not enough to separate Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in the Supercopa de Espana final on Sunday.
Madrid emerged victorious in a penalty shoot-out in Jeddah after extra time finished with the two sides still locked at 0-0.
It marked the fifth straight time a single-game final between the city rivals has gone to the additional 30 minutes.
Here we look back at an incredible run of all-Madrid marathons.
2013 Copa del Rey final: Real Madrid 1-2 Atletico Madrid
The third trophy won by Diego Simeone with Atletico, the Rojiblancos beat their rivals in their own backyard in a dramatic final at the Santiago Bernabeu that saw then Madrid boss Jose Mourinho, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gabi sent off.
Ronaldo had put Madrid ahead by converting Mesut Ozil s corner in the 14th minute, but Diego Costa equalised after being played in by Radamel Falcao and Miranda s near-post header sealed a famous triumph for Atletico.
2014 Champions League final: Real Madrid 4-1 Atletico Madrid
Having beaten Barcelona and Madrid to a shock LaLiga title, Atletico appeared poised to deny Los Blancos La Decima after Diego Godin opened the scoring in Lisbon. However, Sergio Ramos superb 93rd-minute header forced extra time, and goals from Gareth Bale, Marcelo and Ronaldo secured European glory for Carlo Ancelotti s men.
UNFORGETTABLE.
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— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadriden)
2016 Champions League final: Real Madrid 1-1 Atletico Madrid (5-3 pens)
More heartbreak on European football s grandest stage for Atletico as Madrid again denied them a first Champions League crown. Ramos bundled home the opener for Madrid but, after Antoine Griezmann struck the crossbar from the spot, Yannick Carrasco fired in from Juanfran s cross to level. However, Juanfran hit the post in the only miss of the shoot-out, Ronaldo confidently converting the winning penalty and giving Madrid their 11th European title and first of three in a row under Zinedine Zidane.
2018 UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid 2-4 Atletico Madrid
Atletico laid down an early marker ahead of the 2018-19 season in a hugely entertaining Super Cup. Costa opened the scoring with a ferocious finish from a tight angle in the first minute in Tallinn and equalised after Karim Benzema s header and a Ramos penalty turned the contest on its head.
Saul Niguez s stunning volley gave Atletico a 3-2 lead in extra time and Koke added a fourth to seal victory, though it proved a false dawn as they finished 11 points behind Barcelona in LaLiga and went out in the last 16 of the Champions League. For Madrid, it was the start of a dismal season in which Julen Lopetegui and Santiago Solari endured disappointing tenures before Zidane was brought back.
2020 Supercopa de Espana: Real Madrid 0-0 Atletico Madrid (4-1 pens)
The final of the first four-team Supercopa in Saudi Arabia provided a disappointing spectacle, as Madrid and Atletico meandered to a goalless draw light on incident in normal time. There was a tempestuous end to extra time as Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde was sent off and, for Atletico, a disappointingly familiar finale as Ramos slotted home the decisive spot-kick.
It was a game that illustrated just how evenly matched the neighbours are, with Atletico going into the second half of the LaLiga season aiming to eradicate their five-point deficit to Madrid and leaders Barca.
