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Drogba strikes Barca down in London Barcelona inflicted more Champions league misery on Manchester United on Saturday night after the Spaniards beat the Red Devils 3-1 in the final at Wembley.
The Catalans delivered a masterclass en route to their fourth European crown.
Wayne Rooney cancelled out Pedro’s opening goal in the first half but Barcelona continued their dominance after the break.
Second half goals from an inspired Lionel Messi and David Villa capped off a deserved triumph against a team they also beat in the 2009 final.
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