Barcelona v Manchester United Live
Barcelona vs Manchester United
UEFA Champions League
Final Fantasy
Date: 28 May 2011
Time: 18:45 GMT
Watch Manchester United vs barcelona are favorites to go through to their first Champions League final since 1999 when they take on Barcelona in the second leg of their semi final clash on Tuesday. Catch live Champions League action on Live Sport Network.Watch Barcelona vs Man United live stream UEFA Champions League 2011 Final Match May 28 2011.
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Manchester United discovered what it is like to lose a European Cup final as brilliant Barcelona ruled Rome on Wednesday, securing a comfortable 2-0 win.
If there is any consolation in failure to become the first side to retain the trophy in the Champions League era, it is that they lost to a side as fluent and brilliant to watch as they are.
Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi scored the goals either side of half-time but to single those two out for special praise would be unfair on their team-mates, and particularly Xavi, who was simply awesome.
For once Cristiano Ronaldo could provide no magic of his own, instead getting increasingly frustrated as defeat loomed.
It was a shame really. Although having done so much damage to others down the years, he does now know how it feels.
Twenty four hours earlier, Sir Alex Ferguson had spoken of reaching into the far corners of his brain for an inspiring word or two prior to kick-off.
As half-time approached, that same grey matter might have preferred a word or two about Barcelona's performance.
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