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Mumbai Indians fought their way back into the match to beat Royal Challengers Bangalore to lift the Champions League Twenty20.

Chasing a modest 140 for victory, RCB could only manage 108 in 19.2 overs, falling short by 31 runs.

Tillakratne Dilshan gave the team a great start, but after that none of them could rise up to the occassion for RCB. For Mumbai it was the spin duo of Harbhajan Singh and Chahal who played a crucial role in the win. 

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With wickets falling at regular intervals, Mumbai look set for their maiden Champions League Twenty 20 title in Chennai.

Defending a meagre 140, Mumbai fought well led by Harbhajan Singh and Yuzvendra Chahal.

At the end of 18 overs RCB were 103-8, requiring another 37 runs off 12 balls.

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Mumbai Indians spinners Harbhajan Singh and Yuzvendra Chahal have pegged back Royal Challengers Bangalore.

The duo have picked up four wickets between them without giving much away as RCB have committed harakiri in the run chase.

The dup picked up the wickets of Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli, Mayank Agrawal and Arun Kathik to put Mumbai in a strong postion.

Bangalore's hopes now rest on the Mohd. Kaif and Saurabh Tiwary as they need another 63 off 36 balls.

Bangalore at the end of 14 overs were 77-5. 

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Harbhajan Singh provides the most important blow of the match as he snaps Chris Gayle for just five runs.

Bhajji, round the stumps, sneaks one straight past Gayle's bat -- a loud appeal and the umpire raises the finger much to the delight of the bowler.

Bangalore at the end of 7th over, were 48-2.

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Lasith Malinga into his third over and he provides the breakthrough for Mumbai Indians.

Bowling to his countrymate Malinga castles Tillakaratne Dilshan, who went in for a slog on the leg side.

Bangalore were 41-1 after five overs requiring another 99 of 90 balls.  

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Royal Challengers were off to a flier chasing 140 to win the Champions League Twenty 20 against Mumbai Indians in Chennai on Sunday.

Dilshan started the proceeding with a crashing coverdrive for a boundary -- it was a no-ball as well.

Three balls later it  was Gayle's turn to smack one to boundary ropes to get off the mark .

Abu Nechim's over too was expensive as Dilshan smashes consecutive boundaries.

At the end of three overs Royal Challengers were 29-0.

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Royal Challengers Bangalore bundled out the Mumbai Indians for 139 in the final of the Champions League T20.

Mumbai struggled on a slow pitch and the run out at crucial intervals didn't help their cause either.

James Franklin was the top-scorer for Mumbai with 41 runs, while Raju Bhatkal was the most successful bowler for RCB with figures of 3-21 off his three overs.  

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Just when Mumbai were hoping for Kieron Pollard to play a significant role in putting up a total, he is on his way back to the pavillion for just two runs.

Pollard tried to smash Vettori out of the park but got a leading edge straight to Kohli at long off.

Next up Harbhajan Singh recieves a quicker one --- looks plumb in front but umpire Dharmasena thinks otherwise. Lucky escape for Bhajji.

Again Vettori bowls a full delivery -- a loud appeal-- this time umpire raises his finger. Replays show that the bowl would have missed the stumps.

At the end of 17 overs Mumbai were reeling at 118-7.

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It's another lucky break for the Royal Challengers as Suryakumar Yadav walks back to the pavillion after being run out at the non-striker's end by Daniel Vettori.

Vettori did a brilliant piece of fielding off his own bowling as the breaks the stumps quickly to find Yadav short of his crease. Yadav was back in the hut for 24.

Then Mumbai lost James Franklin, who once again was involved in a mix up. Pollard plays one on the leg side calls for a couple.

But Franklin is a touch slow to turn for the second and throw from Virat Kohli was quick and accurate to find Franklin short of his crease.

At the end of 15 overs, Bangalore were 109-5.  

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Raju Batkal provides the breakthrough for Royal Challengers Bangalore as he removes Ambati Rayudu.

Rayudu looking to clear the in field, could only manage to hit it straight to Chris Gayle, who was stationed at the edge of the circle. Rayudu's miserable run in the Champions League ended with a 21-ball 22.

Suryakumar Yadav comes in the middle and cracks a brilliant boundary off the first ball. At the end of 10 overs Mumbai were 71-3.

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Dirk Nannes provided the much-needed breakthrough as he cleaned up Sarul Knawar's middle and off-stump with a brilliant yorker.

The 148kph was too quick for the youngster, who was back in the hut for just 13 runs.

At the end of five overs Mumbai were 30-2. 

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It was a tame dismissal in the end, but RCB won't complain. BLizzard strikes one to mid off and takes off, without looking at the partner at the other end.

Kanwar is struck to his crease at the other end as the Aravind throws the ball to the wicket-keeper to create a simple dismissal.

Rayudu comes out in the middle and gets going immediatly. The wicket-keeper batsman uses Nannes's pace to help himself to a boundary.

Mumbai were 15-1 after 2 overs.

Mumbai Indians have won the toss and have elected to bat first in the Champions League final vs Royal Challengers Bangalore.

It's a replay of the IPL's semis clash, when Chis Gayle was in ominous form smashing 89 off 47.

Both the teams are going in with an unchanged side.