A bead of sweat drips down the side of Luis Suarez's face. For 70 minutes of this clash he's had his ankles kicked and hacked at by Pepe. But now there's a gap he can run into. Lionel Messi spots his ghost-like movement and fires a low ball towards the space. With a dip of one shoulder Suarez leaves Sergio Ramos for dead and now he can see the whites of Diego Lopez's eyes. He pulls the trigger and the ball beats the goalkeeper, arrowing towards the far post. 99,000 people at the Nou Camp hold their breath. Millions more are frozen, transfixed, eyes glued to their TV sets.
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Barcelona continue summer overhaul with signing of Luis Suarez
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Liverpool striker transfers to Nou Camp in £75million deal
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Barca have signed two new goalkeepers and Ivan Rakitic this summer
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Real Madrid set to splash out on Radamel Falcao and Toni Kroos
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Biggest game in world football about to get bigger and better
When @placeholder and Madrid take to the field next season, we could well be watching the six best attacking players in the world go at it hammer and tongs.