On the 29th April 2008, Manchester United played their return leg against an iconic Barcelona side in the Champions League semi-final.
The teams were evenly matched after the first-leg ended 0-0 at the Nou Camp with Cristiano Ronaldo failing to give United a crucial advantage with a missed penalty.
But after 14 minutes had been played at Old Trafford, Paul Scholes provided the decisive moment with a moment of magic.
Scholes picked up the ball around 25 yards from goal and hit a pile driver of a volley past a helpless Victor Valdes into the top corner.
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Arguably the most talented midfielder of his generation had delivered when Sir Alex Ferguson needed it most.
United went on to win the third European Cup in their history with a penalty shootout triumph over Chelsea in Moscow.
Relive the goal below, courtesy of the UEFA Champions League…
ON THIS DAY: 12 years ago, Paul Scholes scored this goal against Barcelona #MUFC pic.twitter.com/ul5ywdKrjf
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