Tottenham's hat-trick hero Lucas Moura struggled -- and completely failed -- to hold back the tears as he re-watched the Brazilian commentary of his Champions League semifinal winner against Ajax.
Moura scored in the sixth minute of stoppage time to send Spurs to the Champions League final against Liverpool, having won 3-2 on the night. Afterwards, he was shown footage of commentators in Brazil repeatedly shouting "Lucas" as the ex-Paris Saint-Germain man capped a remarkable comeback in Amsterdam.
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The commentator struggled to get his words out as he narrated the dramatic moment -- and Moura followed suit as emotion took over.
"It's difficult to talk," he said. "I dreamed a lot about this.
"Since I was child it was a dream of mine to play in the Champions League and it's always been my dream to win the Champions League -- and now I have the opportunity to play in a final.
"I have the opportunity to make my family, my friends and the people from my neighbourhood happy. [It's] difficult to explain what I'm feeling -- it's incredible. I always believed it was possible. Even in the first half when it was 2-0, I believed it was possible and we would turn it around.
"I continued to ask God and he granted me this amazing performance, three goals. I'm so happy, so proud of my teammates. We fought, we battled -- a real team of warriors.
"I'm so happy right now. Football is my life. Only football can give us moments like this."