Release of Real television's documentary offers unseen footage from UCL success

The release of Real Madrid Television's 'En el Corazon de la Decimotercera' documentary, which offers unseen footage from Los Blancos' latest Champions League success, has revealed some interesting moments in the Real dressing room.

"What do you want, to win the European Cup without suffering," Isco said to president Florentino Perez.

"Presi, how easy do we make it, man. Another."

After, the Malaga-born midfielder also joked with Roberto Carlos about how he now wanted to the win Copa del Rey.

"Roberto, I want a Copa del Rey now mate. So many Champions Leagues, so many, I want a Copa del Rey, as now the king has changed it [Isco's previous Copa win) has expired," he said to the Brazilian legend.

Dani Carvajal, who lives and breathes Real Madrid, is one of the leading figures in the documentary and shows how nervous he was before the final.

"In my siesta I was only seeing red shirts," he admitted.

The right back left the pitch in tears after getting injured, although Sergio Ramos still found the time to be light-hearted.

"Careful with your heels," he joked to Carvajal.

Footage also emerged of Ramos' half-time team talk in Kiev.

"We defend together as a team guys. The goal will come and we have to be unselfish," he told his teammates.

After the final whistle the Madrid captain showed off a ring inspired by those that the NBA give to their champions.

"I haven't touched it until now but it's a beautiful memory and gives more value to what we have achieved," he explained.

Cristiano Ronaldo, now a Juventus  player, also had words in the dressing room for his fellow players, in what proved to be his last speech in a Real Madrid shirt.

"It's time to win, not to play, but to win. It will be worth putting everything on the line to make history," the Portuguese said, before expressing his wish to leave Madrid  after the match.

The revealing documentary also showed a lot of love of Zinedine Zidane, although he didn't feature as much as in previous films.

His half-time team talk in the final stands out, where he ordered Isco  to change position, but above all asked for "calm" from his players, very much maintaining his 'Zen-like' persona.

Gareth Bale was the hero in the final as he came off the bench to score twice in the second half.

He is the last player to leave the dressing room after half-time and went out in his trainers.

Then came the bicycle kick and the Loris Karius howler.

The Welshman appeared very cool when asked if his first strike was the best of his career.

"Yes, without doubt," he said, and little more.

The film also revealed some interesting footage of how the club works: the chef who speaks Russian and likes to innovate so the players can try something different, the doctor's birthday on the day of the final, the massage sessions while watching videos of previous finals and Florentino Perez's visit to the hotel to wish his team luck before the match.