Dimitar Berbatov

If it was a draw, then you'd be like, eh, but it was a draw.

You scored a hat-trick, but it was a draw.

But we won it against Liverpool, and this is what makes it special.

And it was dramatic, as always in the Premier League.

2-2, and then the last minutes...

a great cross from Shazy, you know, and I just wanted more here than in Carragher, you know.

It was just my day, it was just my day, and I felt great afterwards, you know.

Driving home, going home, and then now go take out the trash.

It was unbelievable.

People ask me about the second goal.

How did you do that?

I never train things like this.

Just because the way I play football, it was sometimes different than most players will play.

Passes or goals.

And then even in trying to invent some tricks back home in the training pitch, trying to produce it in the game, sometimes look funny, sometimes it happens.

But then my body will remember stuff like this.

My muscle will remember stuff like this.

And then when I need it,

And in a position when I need something special, probably automatically I know what to do.

Instinct.