When you think of Real Madrid v Manchester United, you usually think of the 2003 clashes, with Beckham's double at Old Trafford and the Brazilian Ronaldo's famous hat-trick.
But back in 2000 they met too, with a 0-0 first leg in the Bernabeu, United had fancied their chances to win the quarter-final.
Instead they were undone by a vibrant display of attacking potency from the Spaniards. The most memorable moment was Fernando Redondo's sensational nutmeg of Henning Berg, racing to the byline before squaring to Raul to tap in.
Real won the match 3-2, and Argentine midfielder Redondo remains a name which haunts United fans.
You can watch it again below...
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Dan Coombs is a writer who is keen to embrace the internet revolution. He first started writing for us in June 2011 and commenced his new role as Sports Editor in February 2012.
As a trained journalist he has met famous faces from Mr T to Boris Johnson. He once featured in an England World Cup music video too, but it did not make the charts.
He grew up wanting to be a Formula 1 driver, but it looks like this dream has passed him by. Instead, he hopes you enjoy reading his writing on our site, as we seek to debate the day's sporting hot topics.
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