Lionel Messi Destroying Juventus in the UCL Final 2015 

10 dribbling success

Yeah, forgot to add 1 direct goal involvement: gk-rebounded shot assist.

He assisted 1 goal The time where he shot it but it bounced to suarez and then sharez finished the ball

that doesn't count as an assist@@Meeeehssi

@@SportGamingComputing Yeah this is not hockey

I grew up on the rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​I'm a fan of Real Madrid, but that Barcelona was something I'm glad I could watch Messi

09-12 Barca was better than 14-16 Barca apart from front three

Barcelona 09-12 >>>>>>

​@@frankluo230true

09-11 >>> 14-16

exactly what i was thinking !!

What do u mean he just ran with the ball lol

He smells the ball, he runs like a machine« pep guardiola »

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Well this aged well...

Well

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Still barca put 3 past them

​@@user-dj7xq1qh9eyes but you can hardly blame anyone for conceding 3 to this team

No use bro they don't have brain 😆😂

O vídeo diz que o Messi destruiu a Juventus kkkkk, o Messi fez uma partida bem abaixo os melhores em campo foram o Iniesta, raktick e Iniesta.

@@ronnaldyrodrigues3579 confia, participou de todas as jogadas.

its ironic because ronaldo didnt score in the 2016 or 2018 ucl finals

Messi foi muito participativo em todas as jogadas, fatou só fazer o gol mesmo, ele ficou na criação das jogadas junto com o Iniesta.

Questionable. The 2010-2012 Barcelona teams were practically unbeatable. Even with Fabregas and Sanchez up top with Messi they were a super team. Can't forget the legendary captain Puyol either.

Holy shit, get some help

Yet they cant stop him too

They Are tooooo stupid for understand how much better Messi than penaldog All time 1. Messi 2. penaldoG 3. Someone other

Can you stop putting one or the other down and just respect both? They are the two best players of this generation and possibly all time, we should just appreciate instead of comparing

@@vlsui66 but not above Messi 😍

​@@lapulga8850 neither below him or above him. You just dont know how he was when he was a midfielder and a winger. Scoring 451 in 438 games and providing 150+ assists in 9 seasons is not a joke as a winger/AMF.

​@@vlsui66 And you guys dont even see his goal envolments or lofted pass, playmaking,vision etc etc. When he was at united he had more assists than goals in his 2006 and 2008 years. And assists are not everything, he used to start a counter attack with the team, most of the time he failed due to poor finishing of his teammates. These are the type of abilities he had, but now he is more of a striker. 😊

They only played together for 3 seasons the won it and 2 quarter final exits, I think We relied too much on them and obviously iniesta was declining and bartomeu was buying crap players

ball knowledge = 0.00%

You realise he had the best match rating on the ground right?

Madrid's style suits knockout football - greater versatility, more pragmatic and adaptable, more contingency plans - than Barcelona's blanket philosophy (which suits domestic football weekend-on-weekend). And Madrid's midfield (Kroos, Modric and before them Di Maria, Xabi Alonso, Ozil) actually have the best per-90 stats in the CL, and obviously Benzema is one of the European greats and Bale always seemed to turn up when needed, whereas Suarez went off a cliff after 2016 and Neymar isn't a moments player the way Bale was. So I'm not sure they were less talented but Barcelona certainly wasted the prime of the greatest ever player when it came to the CL with their intransigent philosophy.

​@@claudecarlyle9284madrid have more big game players. Tiki taka demolishes small opponents but doesn't always work against big ones

@@pablobuquet2534 Yes, kinda. Pep doesn't even use tiki-tika (I know some would say he never did and Spain was different to his Barcelona and that he's always used width more, but his philosophy has definitely changed and was more static in 2009). Tournament football and league football are almost two different sports, and different players thrive in different contexts. Barcelona's philosophy suits domestic football because it is a blanket philosophy that provides coherence, builds momentum, allows for smooth player rotation of like-for-like, doesn't discriminate against body-type...but lacks variation and Plan B's for a night of must-win knockout football (lack of width and directness, lack athleticism and physicality, lack of aerial and set-piece threats, no focal points, poor on the counter, struggles out-of-possession, predictable). (Note: This is why Giroud becomes "almost as good/effective" as Thierry Henry in knockout football - links play, strong, focal point, aerial and setpiece threat for crosses, acrobatic finisher, an in-built Plan B.) Since the German-led counter-revolution to Spanish possession football in 2011, every team that thrived in Europe (aside from 2015) has been German-managed or the pragmatic antithesis to Barcelona (10-man Chelsea, the two Madrids with Atletico twice sending them out, even pre-CR7 Juve got to more finals, 10-man Inter in 2010 used Simeone-esque side/tactics, while Chelsea and Arsenal were unlucky in 2009 and 11 respectively). This Man City side have more in common physically with the Arsenal Invincibles than that 2009 Barcelona - Haaland, Stones, Dias, Akanji, Rodri, Walker is an athlete, De Bruyne is no push-over, Grealish is built to absorb challenges - and when they played with 4 CBs against Bayern and had 45% possession AT HOME, Pep finally has a side with the versatility to adjust to contingency plans in an evening of knockout football, rather than be sent home by 10-man Inter or Chelsea after two-legs of banging their heads against a wall (or parked bus). Barcelona did waste Messi's prime with an archaic and stubborn philosophy - give Messi the Ramos/Marcelo defence and Madrid midfield triumvirate and sit him behind Bale and Benzema, he'd have more CL titles - but perhaps fewer La Ligas, and it's not entirely fair since prime Ronaldo offered a box-to-box counter + aerial + stamina + wing focal point all in one, though Bale/Modric/Kroos + Klopp's impact (with Heynckes, Rangnick, later Tuchel, etc.) was the game-changer that allowed Madrid to dominate, not Ronaldo suddenly getting better in 2014 since they went out multiple times in his prime and he often stopped scoring after the QFs but Madrid would still win after 2013. After Bayern destroyed them in 2013 and Spain were annihilated by the Netherlands in 2014, that should have been the indication to Barcelona to change philosophy; instead they signed Suarez and Neymar who merely papered over the cracks before Atletico sent them home once again in 2016 - and Barcelona were hammered in every single year thereafter. (Just to emphasise the point, Messi thrived with Argentina when they surrounded him with runners and destroyers, dropping Dybala, Aguero, Lavezzi, Higuain.)

@@claudecarlyle92843peat ucl, 2 of them were kind of robbery and everyone knows that 1 was kind of legit

corruption, madrid control all the football media and all their champions have, forgiven cards, offside goals, dive penalties, etc.

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊 ‏‪0:35‬‏

Exactly... how loud was it..beautiful 😍😍😍 Waiting for the loudest meeessiiii meeesssiii chants in new camp nou for a function for messi

Agreed

🤡🤡 Both of you

No es así. Era joven todavía; tenía 31 años. Le quedaba varios años más en europa pero decidió volver a boca.

LMAO

Exactly, it's because he's the G.O.A.T.

He won them everything they won after this season lol...had the defense been solid Barca would have atleast one UCL more

That’s okay msn won the final which is more important 😂😂

Ronaldo destroyed juventus in ucl several times.. 0% ball knowledge 😂🙌

​@@dhankrishna7053 messi still better

ronaldo scored 3 goals againts juventus 2018, 2 goals final 2017, 2 goals 2015 and more in different years, so shut up hater, go be stupid somewhere else

Ronaldo destroyed juventus

Penaldians: If it's not a tap in or a penalty it isn't good football 😂

Because you don't understand football, Iniesta controlled the whole game, he could change the whole tempo of the match. I remember after the final a lot of people were debating whether Busquets or Iniesta were MOTM. You only watch the highlights and comment.

@@summerlove7779Messi according to opto sports won man of the match.

y del fantasma al minuto 4:55 D:

Zitto.

@@squalobubblegum6158 dà fastidio,vero? Vi prego,parlatemi ancora del rigore su POBBA!

Terrible take

Participa indirectamente de los tres goles, esos 3 goles pasan por los pies de messi

Its not an average performance for him too. Those talks were held by brain less penaldogs probably..because no one who knows football will say such a nonsense

Not according to the facts

You mean Bayern you cabbage

Ur opinion

He contributed to all 3 goals what are you waffling about??

Nothing to show except created all 3 goals with his playmaking hahahaha but it’s ok if you don’t understand football

@@spoon9854 the third one that neymar scored is from andra turan

​@@lyleowiti4283 1st learn how to type... it's arda turan

​@@lyleowiti4283 little boy get ur facts right you ignorant kid. Arda turan joined barca in 2016 how come he's in 2015 ucl final

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He was very good. Led almost all offensive stats and was involved in every goal.

You don't understand football.

@@summerlove7779 neither do you

@@gabrielc6252 OK, lol. Go and watch Ronaldo and Haaland tap ins and headers and admire how high they can jump.

​​@@gabrielc6252messi didn't perform well in this game, seems like u don't understand the game... Messi was indirectly responsible for all the goals and also had record 10 dribbles in UCL final