Video: Lionel Messi Drunk And Caught Stealing Lollipop!

He was drunk. Tried to steal a lollipop and looked like a retarded rapper. "Check out my beats.."

Video Report: Highlights Of CL Finals Barcelona Beat Manchester United 2-0

The Champions League trophy went to Barcelona, who had outclassed holders Manchester United to win their third Champions League crown with a 2-0 victory.

Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi gave the Catalans a deserved victory and denied United from becoming the first team to win back to back Champions League trophy tonight.

It gave the Spaniards a unique treble having already won their domestic league and cup and meant they repeated a feat United achieved in 1999, which Red Devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson had then claimed would never be matched.

This win crowned a marvellous debut season for his Barcelona's manager Pep Guardiola, who at 38 becomes the youngest coach to take European club football's greatest prize.

It was a special night for Thierry Henry too. The first CL medals in his illustrious career.

"Finally I have won it! I have been waiting for so long for this moment," said the France great, whose daughter celebrated her birthday as well on Wednesday.

"The last five minutes were the longest of my life.

"Even if we were 2-0 up we were playing the best team in the world."

The best team won tonight. Barcelona, the Champions Of Europe.

Video:Massimo Busacca Is The Referee for the Champions League Final Between Barcelona And Manchester United

UEFA had picked Massimo Busacca of Switzerland as the referee for the Champions League final between Barcelona and Manchester United.

Massimo Busacca is an international referee since 1999 and has officiated 77 UEFA matches, of which 32 are UEFA Champions League matches.

He looks like Luis Figo and has superb ball skills too.. Watch the video..

UEFA Suspending Didler Drogba And Michael Ballack

According to former Premier League referee Graham Poll, Didier Drogba and Michael Ballack are both likely to receive hefty bans by Uefa after last week's shocking scene at a Champions League clash between Chelsea and Barcelona.

Drogba and Ballack had openly voiced their disapproval of some of referee Tom Henning Ovrebo's match decisions when he had officiated the Chelsea Vs Barcelona match at Stamford Bridge.

"I think there will probably be fairly hefty match bans, maybe eight to 10 for Drogba and five or six for Ballack," Poll told Setanta Sports' Football Matters.

"They will probably get halved on appeal – that's kind of the way Uefa do things... they always know there's an appeal coming so they go heavy and then reduce it down."

A week after the game that turned into a circus, Tom has finally spoken to the press. Earlier, Uefa had prevented Ovrebo from speaking publicly about the game.

"Because of the circumstances after the match, Uefa has asked us not to comment to the press," said Ovrebo, who was given the appointment a standard two days before the match, according to the governing body.

"I won't comment on what has happened since Wednesday," said Ovrebo.

"My focus is now on my coming matches in Norway and the future. But since this happened I have been noticed more in the street and people are pointing."

"Why do I like football? Why shouldn't I? It's always been part of my life since I was seven — I was playing football since that age so it's hard to stop liking it because of one incident."

Ovrebo, a trained pyschologist, was sure that his training in the field of pyschology makes him a great referee. "Of course there's a lot of psychology in refereeing and of course its about man-management, things like this. And it's also important to know of stress-management," the said.


When asked if he would continue to be a referee. "That's hard to tell, but at the moment I'm still very motivated," Tom said.

Is Tom a man out of his depth or is he a mere pawn in a far more sinister plot?

Manchester City Wants Toure? Watch Video Compilation

Yaya Toure is the latest £25million soccer talent linked with a summer move to Manchester City. City officials had held talks with the Catalan Giants.

Will the 25 year old Ivorian midfielder move to Manchester City? He is strong, fast and efficient. He will not score as many goals as Stephen Ireland but will add steel and stability to City's midfield. I have attached a video compilation of Yaya Toure..