The 2013-14 campaign delivered a historic double for Real Madrid as Los Blancos clinched the long-awaited tenth European Cup, "La Décima," and the Copa del Rey. Leading the charge was the clinical Cristiano Ronaldo, whose 31 league goals and 51 overall proved decisive in a campaign built on thrilling attacking play and the unforgettable fighting spirit of Sergio Ramos' 93rd-minute equalizer against rivals Atlético Madrid in the Final. It was a standout year that marked Carlo Ancelotti's debut season and secured the club's place as the first team to reach a record ten European Cups.