Zidane sets new career milestone

Real Madrid coach Zinédine Zidane on Tuesday became just the fifth coach to win the UEFA Super Cup having also lifted the trophy as a player.
Zidane achieved the feat after leading his team to a 3-2 win over Europa League champions Sevilla in Norway in extra time thanks to a late solo effort from Dani Cavjal inside the final two minutes of the extrat time second period.

The 1998 World Cup winner with France helped Juve to a 6-1 defeat of Paris Saint-Germain 20 years ago, and also started as Madrid prevailed 3-1 against Feyenoord in 2002. Won as a coach in Trondheim.
The only other four players who have won as a player and coach ahead of Zidane as revealed by UEFA.com include:
Carlo Ancelotti: Beat Sampdoria as a player, before one victory against Porto and two against Sevilla as a coach.
Player: Milan (1990)
Coach: Milan (2003, 2007), Real Madrid (2014)
Diego Simeone: Simeone’s two wins came against English clubs, Manchester United dispatched by Lazio and Chelsea vanquished by a Radamel Falcao-inspired Atlético.
Player: Lazio (1999)
Coach: Atlético Madrid (2012)
Josep Guardiola: Success against Werder Bremen in his playing days, followed by triumphs over Shakhtar Donetsk, Porto and Chelsea from the dugout.
Player: Barcelona (1992)
Coach: Barcelona (2009, 2011), Bayern München (2013)
Luis Enrique: Struck the opener against Dortmund two decades ago, then steered Barça to glory in Tbilisi in his debut season in charge of the Azulgrana.
Player: Barcelona (1997)
Coach: Barcelona (2015)
*Ancelotti was at Milan and Guardiola at Barcelona when they won in 1989 and 1997 respectively, but neither was involved in those fixtures.