Manchester City have qualified for the UEFA Super Cup after beating Inter Milan 1-0 in the final of the Champions League on Saturday night.
Rodri scored the all-important winner in Istanbul, curling home from just inside the box in the 68th minute. City relied on Ederson to ensure they lifted the European trophy for the first time.
First, the Brazilian produced a remarkable close-range stop to deny Romelu Lukaku's header before getting his fingertips to the ball in the last minute to seal City's victory. The Blues' Champions League win also secured the Treble after they had already clinched the Premier League and FA Cup during a remarkable season.
Potentially lost in the celebrations last night was the fact City have now qualified for the European Super Cup which pits the Champions League winners against the Europa League winners in an early-season encounter. MEN Sport has put together everything you need to know about the match.
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When is the UEFA Super Cup?
The Super Cup final will take place on Wednesday, August 16 at 9pm CET and 8pm UK time.
Who will City face?
Pep Guardiola's men will face Sevilla in the final after they won the Europa League last week. Jose Luis Mendilibar's side beat Jose Mourinho's AS Roma 4-1 on penalties to lift European football's second-tier trophy.
Where will the final be held?
The final will be held at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium in Athens and is the home of Olympiakos. The stadium's capacity is just over 30,000.
Originally, the match was set to be played in Kazan, Russia but due to the ongoing conflict with Ukraine, the UEFA Executive Committee decided to relocate the final to Greece.
Can I buy tickets?
Tickets for the match have not yet been released nor has the pricing guide.
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