The 2011 Champions League final between Barcelona and Manchester United was a pretty one-sided affair, with Barca ultimately running out 3-1 winners.
Now, one of the Barcelona's defenders on the night, Eric Abidal, has discussed the game's final half hour in his book.
The matchwas particularly memorable for the French left-back because only a few months prior to the Wembley-staged centrepiece, Abidal had been diagnosed with a tumour in his liver - hefought incredibly hard to recover and played in the final, which featured goals from Messi, Pedro and a screamer from David Villa.
Wayne Rooney scored what ultimately proved little more thana consolation for United.
InAbidal's own words, the thing that most stood out on a grand night for the Catalans was that final thirty minutes:
The thing I remember most about that final is the last half an hour.
The English players were angry, really furious, because we had turned Wembley into a huge rondo and there was nothing they could do about it.�
Abidal doesn't stop there.
''They kept swearing, shouting everything under the sun. It was incredible. Some of my teammates couldn't understand them, but I could. 'That's enough, stop f**cking about. We're dead. And there are still twenty-five minutes left!'''
Abidal concluded:Xavi, Iniesta, (Lionel) Messi, (Sergio) Busquets, (Dani) Alves, who was practically a midfielder that day, kept going: pim-pam, pim-pam, pim-pam.�
In fairness, that particular Barca midfield was literally as good as it gets and they would have put ANY opposing midfield into a spin, not just United's.