There's something incredibly satisfying about watching a player get out of a tight situation while being surrounded by a cluster of opposition players.
Especially if his name is Andres Iniesta.
During a 16 year spell at Barcelona, he won almost everything there is to win in world football.
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Throughout that time, the midfield magician was a consistent force in the middle of the park, playing alongside Xavi and Sergio Busquets for a decade.
And when we look back at the former Spanish international's career, we reminisce about his passing and dribbling ability, as well as his signature skill move; La Croqueta.
Although it may be one of the more simple skill moves, Iniesta manages to pull it off with such grace.
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The way he deceived Chelsea's Gary Cahill, especially, was a joy to behold.
In the 82nd minute Iniesta proceeded to give the captain's armband to his teammate Lionel Messi. The midfielder sobbed as he was replaced for the final time.
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Head in hands on the subs bench, his name was chanted around the stadium for several minutes.
He produced his trademark 'La Croqueta' skill while skippering his side to a Copa Del Rey and La Liga double, playing his final game in the 1-0 win over Real Sociedad
In what was an unsurprisingly emotional affair, Barcelona fans unveiled a wonderful 'Infinity Iniesta' mosaic prior to the game and the World Cup winner was given an incredible standing ovation when he left the pitch for the final time as a Barcelona player.
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The 36-year-old is still in action and you can see him strut his stuff in the J1 League with Vissel Kobe.
A true legend of the game.
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