REAL MADRID and Atletico Madrid will contest the first ever Uefa Super Cup derby in Estonia on August 15.
European football’s governing body decided to grant the game to capital Tallinn to mark the country’s centenary.

But the A Le Coq Arena holds just 10,000 people, although that number will be boosted in time for the showdown.
Uefa’s decision to host the Champions League final was met with criticism after travel chaos, huge hotel bills and violence.
In 2020, Istanbul will be given the showpiece for the second time in 13 years – another controversial pick.
And it is likely Spanish fans will not be impressed with heading for tiny Baltic country Estonia.
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The Super Cup used to be held in Monaco every season but has since been taken to Prague (2013), Cardiff (2014), Tbilisi (2015), Trondheim (2016) and Skopje.
Europa League champs Atleti have a 100 per cent record in the competition, which they won in 2010 and 2012.
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While rivals Real boast four victories and two defeats – including wins in their last two.
Los Blancos could become the first side to scoop the crown in three consecutive years.
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