Quadruple Crown

The vast Olympic Stadium in Roma was filled with the songs of Liverpool fans.

The club anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" rang out magnificently as more than thirty thousand Liverpool fans sang in unison. It was filled with astonishing vigor and completely drowned out the Barcelona supporters occupying the other half of the stadium.

Almost from the very beginning of the match, Liverpool's fans had held the upper hand in terms of momentum. That, however, was completely opposite to their team's performance on the pitch.

At the very least, Liverpool had been at a disadvantage throughout the match, and their superiority in possession and passing had been especially poor.

Yet when it came to the scoreline, Liverpool had breached Barcelona's goal twice.

And both goals had been scored by Yang Yang.

Guardiola stood before the visiting team's bench with his brows tightly furrowed. His hands rose and fell repeatedly, as if he did not know where to put them.

It was just like his mood at that moment—completely at a loss.

The Barcelona players on the pitch were making one final stand, but everyone knew it was already of little significance.

Just now, the fourth official on the sideline had raised the board indicating three minutes of stoppage time.

Yes, Barcelona had only three minutes left, yet they needed to score twice.

At that moment, Benitez was preparing to make Liverpool's final substitution of the match. The Welsh winger Gareth Bale was coming on, and barring any surprises, he would replace Yang Yang.

The key player who had all but secured the Champions League title for Liverpool with a brace.

"Liverpool's defense is simply too tight." Assistant Coach Tito Vilanova shook his head and sighed.

By now, the Barcelona coaching and substitute benches were shrouded in dejection. Everyone