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Juventus 1-3 Barcelona (6 June, 2015)
A week after their Copa triumph, Barcelona had an opportunity to win a second treble when they came up against Italian giants Juventus at the Olympiastadion in Berlin.
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The Bianconerri were also on course for a first treble, having triumphed in both the Serie A and Coppa Italia but it was the Spaniards who drew first blood in the second minute after Ivan Rakitic converted Jordi Alba's center from close range.
Ten minutes after the restart, the Italians equalized through former Real Madrid man Alvaro Morata but Luis Suarez soon restored Barcelona's lead after a rebound from Gianluigi Buffon.
Juventus pushed for an equalizer and were caught on the break, with Neymar scoring with the last kick of the game to put Barcelona 3-1 ahead.
It was a fitting sendforth for Xavi, with the Blaugrana legend captaining his Boyhood club to become the only side to win a treble on two occasions.
