FC Barcelona's Leo Messi with his 5 FIFA Ballon D’Or trophies.

2015 Champions League final: Juventus 1-3 Barcelona - as it happened Barcelona became champions of Europe for a fifth time after a wildly entertaining final at the Olympiastadion

Juventus 1

Home team scorers

Alvaro Morata 55

Barcelona 3

Away team scorers

Ivan Rakitic 4

Luis Suarez 68

Junior Neymar 90 +6:38

 

Goal 400 of Lionel Messi in Barcelona against Valencia , simply amazing

This goal has a lot to do with luck, the goalie tipped it and he got lucky it was right in his path. He's had much much much better goals than that (and Ronaldo too, they're both amazing). 

Messi : I think my desire to always get better

Lionel Messi : I think my desire to always get better, to always want more, to always be my top critic, and accepting the good and the bad is what accounts for my success.

Leo Messi scored 400 goals for FC Barcelona

A heartiest congratulation to great Lionel Messi scoring 400 goals for FC Barcelona. He's surely a legend player.

Record-breaker Lionel Messi to receive LFP tribute at +FC Barcelona Atlético de Madrid clash

Luis Suarez’s first official goal for Barcelona

Messi breaks Raul's Champions League record

Lionel Messi cemented his place as the greatest goalscorer in Champions League history in typically emphatic fashion by grabbing a hat-trick as Barcelona won 4-0 at APOEL on Tuesday 25, 2014. Messi's first, a close-range effort in the 38th-minute, saw him break the record held by former Real Madrid and Schalke star Raul as he claimed his 72nd goal in Europe's elite club competition. It also took him two ahead of long-time rival Cristiano Ronaldo.

He followed it up with two more in the second half: the first a clever chip over the advancing goalkeeper after a nice through ball from Dani Alves; the second a tap-in after Pedro had cut the ball back. The 27-year-old has accumulated his haul in 91 games for Barcelona in the Champions League, while Ronaldo has scored his 70 in 106 matches. Raul needed 142 appearances to reach 71 strikes.

Barcelona’s Lionel Messi Breaks La Liga’s Scoring Record

LionelMessi sits top of the La Liga all-time goalscoring charts with 253 strikes at just the age of 27. Former Athletic Bilbao star Telmo Zarra's hit 251 goals in 15 years at Athletic Bilbao between 1940 and 1955.