German champions Bayer Leverkusen confidently beat Red Bull Salzburg to win their third Champions League title of the season.
Florian Wirtz gave the home side an early lead with a penalty after the ball hit Samson Baidou's elbow inside the penalty area.
Just three minutes later, Alejandro Grimaldo made it 2-0 with a superb free kick that curled over the wall after a foul by Lukas Gruna Duas on Wirtz.
The match was all but over after half an hour, when a good combination with Grimaldo saw Wirtz fire a right-footed shot past goalkeeper Alexander Schlager.
Czech Republic international Patrik Schick came on in the 61st minute and provided a superb assist from close range for Jeremie Frimpong.
And substitute Aleix Garcia scored four minutes into the game, scoring his first Champions League goal with a shot from the edge of the box.
It was Leverkusen's biggest win in a major European competition, matching their UEFA Cup victories against Budapest Honfed in November 1994 and Zurich in December 2007.
This meant Xabi Alonso's team finished in the top eight in the league. Salzburg suffered their fourth defeat in five games and remained in the last 12.