Barca planning a beautiful game

BARCELONA coach Pep Guardiola believes the only way his side can beat “the best team in the world” in tonight’s Champions League final is to “play beautiful”.

Wed, 27 May, 2009 - 01:00
Cindy Garcia-Bennett

The Spanish champions go into the clash with holders Manchester United looking to clinch their third European title.

“The fans know that it will not be easy,” said Guardiola.

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