Yaya Touré

He fights.

He gets scratched after he talks.

After you see Samuel Oto fight on there.

And me, I come and cover it.

All these seconds of video, he will show it in this moment.

And we're all in the dressing room, sat in there and watching that.

And I remember in the end of that...

Two of the players were crying.

Were you crying?

Me, I'm not crying.

Come on, who was crying?

Some of the players were crying.

Even me, I was laughing.

But in the same way as well, it was all positive.

We were like, Jesus, we need to fight for each other.

And when we fight for each other, because the video was saying that what people don't see,

uh he sees oh the manager the staff even the comment the guys from the analytics sees right and sometimes even me as well when we but when your game the action is going i fight on there after that when the ball go there you have to follow sometimes you see you don't see your teammate there he's struggling he's fighting coming back oh he's injury fine and those things they put that all in the light and that was for 10 minutes and we were like oh geez

Xavi I love you Iniesta I love you you know what that's like and we go fight together and it was it's brilliant it's a so good idea yeah so the film that Pep had put together for you the night before the Champions League final it wasn't a film of your greatest goals and your greatest passes no no it was a video of you as brothers exactly fighting for each other fighting for each other and that was I think for me that was a fantastic idea and at the end of the game before going to the pitch

After the videos, he didn't say nothing.

And we knew what we have to do.