As David Silva put the ball into the net, the Valencia supporters were in full swing and the atmosphere was ignited.

They hugged each other's fans excitedly, some chanted hysterically, and even shed tears of excitement.

From the right side of Valencia's attacking corner, both the players on the pitch and the players on the bench gathered around to celebrate the game-winning goal, as they all knew what it meant, especially with the 84th minute of normal time.

Even if you count stoppage time, which is only ten minutes at most, they don't believe Barcelona will score two goals in the next row.

As two of Valencia's biggest contributors to the build-up, Ello and David Silva were hugged tightly by their team-mates, using their voices and actions to vent their feelings.

In particular, Juan Mata, Cazorla, Godin, Cesar Azpilicueta and Jordi Alba, who played in the Champions League final for the first time......

They hugged each other in celebration while also roaring hysterically, demonstrating their power and presence to the fans in the stands.

Ancelotti was already excited on the sidelines and didn't know how to vent his excitement, in Athens four years ago, he had a chance to win the second Champions League trophy of his coaching career, but was robbed of it by Elo's performance in the final twelve minutes.

Unexpectedly, four years later, the Champions League trophy, which was admired by thousands of people, was beckoning to him.

Pep Guardiola, who is not far away next door, has a very different feeling, a feeling of extreme grievance, and his Barcelona side this season can be said to be the best season.

With a league point almost breaking 100, the Copa del Rey reaching the final, and the Champions League reaching the final for two consecutive seasons, what could be more consistent than such a performance?

If the record against Valencia is not counted in the three competitions, his Barcelona is unbeaten in more than 40 rounds, with a winning rate of more than 90%, but the league, the Copa del Rey, the Champions League ...... All three matches were lost to Valencia, resulting in a basket of water.

If Ancelotti is familiar with Chinese history, he will definitely have a feeling of 'both Yu and Liang'.

Of course, there is also Messi, the absolute core of Barcelona's field, with such feelings.

Since the 2005 World Youth Championships in the Netherlands, Iroh has been the first to be, and in his entire career, except for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, he has been subservient to Iroh in all other events, and the result is really unacceptable to him.

He felt he had done his best, but he still couldn't lead the team to beat Valencia, where Iroh played......

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The new Wembley Stadium has been transformed into a sea of joy, and even more so in the commentary seats, with Valencia supporters and neutral commentators all wearing this season's Champions League title on Valencia's head, in addition to the Catalan commentators.

BBC commentator Lineker, a die-hard supporter of Ielloh, said excitedly: "Ai really deserves the title of 'King of the Final', although he didn't score the winning goal, but we all know it...... Ninety per cent of the credit for the goal was on his head, and his superb individual ability to turn the Barcelona backline around and finally pass the ball to the unmarked David Silva, an empty goal that is not difficult for a player of David Silva's calibre......

CCTV commentator Huang Jianxiang said: "Iello assisted David Silva to expand the score to two goals, it is estimated that the current game time, this goal can be said to be the lock of victory, which means that Arlo's fourth Champions League title in his career is about to arrive!" Meantime...... He will also equal Italian legend Palau Maldini's career record of four Champions League titles! Iroko is only 25 years old this year, and there is still a long time before the end of his career, so it will not be a problem to win another Champions League, and he will be the most decorated player in history......

At this time, countless Chinese fans began to swipe Weibo again to commemorate the moment when a new record was about to be generated.

The cheers of the Valencia fans in the stands continued to be high, and there was no sign of stopping, they all knew it...... The second Champions League trophy in the club's history is on the horizon!

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The game restarted, and Barcelona made one last substitution, replacing Iniesta with Afele to continue to strengthen the attack.

Valencia immediately made a change, replacing Juan Mata with James Rodriguez, who had significantly reduced fitness, and continued to pose a threat to Barcelona's backline.

For Ancelotti's substitution, many people were surprised, it stands to reason that Valencia should replace the attacking player with a defender in the last time with a two-goal lead, strengthen the defense and stabilize the victory, but this substitution is to continue to strengthen the attack!

-for-tat!

Sky TV commentator Martin Taylor praised this: "No one thought that Ancelotti's last card in the game was still to adjust the attack, which is really surprising, but in the final analysis, this substitution is the right choice, rather than defending in the back at the last moment, it is better to play against Barcelona who have completely counterattacked, maybe there will be unexpected results!" ”

In fact, the effect is very noticeable.

James Rodriguez is young, fast, and has good technique on his feet, has a strong desire to move forward, and works very well with Iro.

So the situation on the field was very strange, Barcelona who were two goals behind and desperate for a quick equalizer were suppressed by Valencia in the half......

The already high nature of Valencia fans saw that at the end of the game, they changed their previous decline and pressed Barcelona to play in their own half, and the cheers continued to rise.

In these few minutes, Messi has had wonderful breakthroughs and assists, but there is no way to knock on the goal guarded by Wang Xiaolei.

However, it was not without good news for Barcelona, at least Valencia did not extend the score to three goals when they regained the initiative.

But everyone knew Barcelona was going to end.

At the end of 90 minutes of regular time, the fourth official held aloft the electronic card with three minutes of stoppage time, that is...... The 2010-2011 Champions League final was only three minutes away.

At the end of regular time, the Valencia players consciously delayed the game.

Of course, this delay is not about falling to the ground as long as there is a physical collision, but using a quick pass to drain the fighting spirit, fitness and game time of the Barcelona players.

The game time passed quickly, and almost all the Barcelona players chose to give up, except for Messi, who still ran.

Hence the rare scene on the pitch - usually Barcelona midfielders playing with hostile strikers, this time ...... It's the turn of Messi, the headless fly.