<p>Manchester City won the first Champions League title in their history on Saturday and secured a treble of trophies by beating Inter Milan 1-0. </p>

<p>Rodri’s sweetly-struck goal proved the difference for Abu Dhabi-backed City, who have already won the Premier League and FA Cup this season. </p>

<p>Rodri sidefooted in on 68 minutes after Bernardo Silva pulled back a cross that fell perfectly for the unmarked Spaniard at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium. </p>

<p>The win sealed the third Champions League for City manager Pep Guardiola, who won it twice with Barcelona. </p>

<p>The outcome could have been different had Romelu Lukaku’s header not been stopped by Ederson’s leg minutes later. </p>

<p>Earlier in the second half, City also enjoyed a slice of luck when Federico Dimarco’s goalbound header was blocked by his own player, Lukaku. </p>

<p>In another Inter chance, Lautaro Martinez raced away after a misunderstanding in the City defence but goalkeeper Ederson tore out of his goal to narrow the angle and stop the shot. </p>

<p>Inter had kept City goalless in a cagey first half marked by the injury-enforced exit of Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne in the 36th minute, to be replaced by Phil Foden. </p>

<p>In City’s best chance of that half, the otherwise muted Erling Haaland shot straight at Andre Onana in the Inter goal and Silva curled a shot just wide before that. </p>

<p>City had to re-organise when De Bruyne pulled up, crouching on the turf before leaving the pitch a dejected figure five minutes later. </p>