Camp Nou.
Gudiola finally pulled out his own hair in despair.
Barcelona goalkeeper Matt Kahn lay outside the goal, unwilling to get up for a long time.
He wept with his face in his hands.
Ramon Berna, the young Barça player who replaced Moreira today, was stunned, watching the Real Madrid players celebrating enthusiastically, his mouth murmuring.
Barça's central forward, the Great British Imperial Star Mancini, stared blankly, lost in thought.
Three of the four pillars of the Spain National Team's midfield, the Barça brain Esia Hernandez, the white lightning Valle Ortiz, and the artistic midfielder Levi Burgos, looked at each other.
They simultaneously turned to Mateo.
And the Argentinian king who had just taken over Barça exchanged a glance with the three, then covered his head with his jersey.
At this moment, they all knew Barça couldn't do without Moreira.
Not because Moreira was irreplaceable in any such way.
