Real Madrid play Borussia Dortmund in the competition's showpiece game Los Blancos fans were left amused after first seeing their plane to London Sunday league, grassroots, pub football… how Pep’s influence has trickled down the pyramid - Listen to the It's All Kicking Off podcast Real Madrid fans were left bemused after first seeing the plane that would take them to London ahead of tonight's Champions League final. Los Blancos supporters are expectant that their side will win a record-extending 15th Champions League trophy this evening. Fans have arrived into London in their thousands ahead of tonight's game where they are massive favourites to prevail over Borussia Dortmund - who only finished fifth in the Bundesliga this season. However, some fans were caught off guard when they arrived at the airport to see their Vueling plane - which might have made some feel that a prank was being played on them. On the bus to the plane, they discovered that it was fully decorated in the colours of their arch rivals Barcelona. Real Madrid fans were bemused their plane to London was in the branding of rivals Barcelona All seats were branded with the Barcelona logo, while players of the Women's team were pictured on the outside of the aircraft Players of Barcelona's Women's Team were pictured on the side of the aircraft. The reason for the branding is that the airline is a sponsor of the Catalan giants. Some Real Madrid fans might have seen this as a bad omen, though others could point out that Barcelona are the reigning champions of the Women's Champions League. Real Madrid will be hoping to win the men's edition this evening, and their record in finals is almost perfect, with only one defeat in the European Cup final to Liverpool back in 1981. Fans meanwhile have been getting to the stadium early to take in the atmosphere at Wembley in the hours before kick-off. The reason for the branding is that the airline are a sponsor of Barcelona Real Madrid fans have been soaking up the atmosphere in London ahead of tonight's final Fans have been sight-seeing and taking pictures by tourist hotspots in the English capital Other fans have poured down to Wembley early ahead of the final this evening Others though have done a spot of sight-seeing, taking in sights like Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye before they head down to Wembley. Fans were also seen singing 'Hey Jude' at a fan park at Piccadilly Circus - with Madrid fans hopeful that 20-year-old English sensation Bellingham can lead them to glory at the home of his national team this evening. LondonChampions League
