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‘I was embarrassed to tell friends about my business’

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Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand says he was ‘embarrassed’ after Barcelona star Lionel Messi ‘took liberties’ in 2011 Champions League final

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Rio Ferdinand has admitted he was ’embarrassed’ after Manchester United were beaten by Barcelona in the 2011 Champions League final.The Red Devils lost 3-1, with Lionel Messi scoring, as Pep Guardiola’s side lifted a fourth European Cup at Wembley. Getty Images - Getty Lionel Messi terrorised Manchester United’s backline at Wembley Wayne Rooney had equalised for United after Pedro had given the Spanish giants an early lead, but they were ultimately undone by Messi’s magic. Recounting the game, Ferdinand told Copa90: “Barca gave us an absolute lesson at Wembley, “I was standing there watching them lift the trophy and me, Giggsy [Ryan Giggs] and Scholesy [Paul Scholes] were standing together with our hands over our mouths and I said, ‘I feel embarrassed lads...

Israel 2-1 Scotland: Ten-man Scots embarrassed in Nations League

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A Kieran Tierney own goal condemned shambolic 10-man Scotland to a bruising Nations League defeat in Israel.Against a side ranked 94th in the world, and with just one win in their past 10 games, Alex McLeish's men let a lead slip in a sobering second half.The Scots were ahead at the break in Haifa but eventually conceded twice and had John Souttar sent off. At the halfway stage of the Nations League group, Scotland, Israel and Albania all have three points.Scotland - ranked 39th in the world - looked on their way to claiming their second win in League C when Charlie Mulgrew slammed home from the spot after Steven Naismith had been fouled.However, Dor Peretz's goal and a shanked clearance from...