Rohan Banerjee For Mailonline

Barcelona became the first European side to complete a second treble as they defeated Juventus 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin.

Barca took the lead after just four minutes when Ivan Rakitic swept home from eight yards before Alvaro Morata stabbed in a rebound after the interval to draw Juve level.That lead was soon canceled out though, with Luis Suarez netting following Gianluigi Buffon’s spillage of Lionel Messi’s shot. Neymar then put the game beyond any doubt, coolly slotting past Buffon after a fine breakaway exchange with Pedro Rodriguez. 

Here, Sportsmail takes you through some of the incredible facts and stats to emerge from the night. 

Barcelona players celebrate following the 3-1 victory over Juventus to lift the Champions League 

Barcelona players celebrate following the 3-1 victory over Juventus to lift the Champions League 

Ivan Rakitic (centre) scores Barca's opening goal as they go on to complete a historic treble in Berlin 

Ivan Rakitic (centre) scores Barca’s opening goal as they go on to complete a historic treble in Berlin 

– Barcelona are the first team in history to win the treble (league-cup-European Cup/Champions League) twice. 

– Juventus have lost the European Cup/Champions League final for the sixth time. No team has lost more finals than them. 

– Barcelona’s opponents in the 2014-15 Champions League all entered the competition as league champions: PSG, APOEL, Ajax, Manchester City, PSG, Bayern Munich, Juventus. 

Andrea Pirlo (right) is in tears as Juve fall to their sixth defeat in European Cup/Champions League finals

Andrea Pirlo (right) is in tears as Juve fall to their sixth defeat in European Cup/Champions League finals

Barcelona forward Lionel Messi (right) breaks clear of Juventus defender Patrice Evra (left) 

Barcelona forward Lionel Messi (right) breaks clear of Juventus defender Patrice Evra (left) 

Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta (left) holds off pressure from Juve's Stephan Lichtsteiner (right) 

Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta (left) holds off pressure from Juve’s Stephan Lichtsteiner (right) 

– Lionel Messi, Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Gerard Pique have equalled Calrence Seedorf’s record of four Champions League wins (since 1992-93)

– Messi’s appearance against Juve on Saturday was his 99th in the Champions League. He has contributed to 99 goals in that time (77 scored, 22 assists).   

– Juventus defender Patrice Evra was playing in his fifth Champions League final, equaling the record of Seedorf and Edwin van der sar. Only Paolo Maldini has more appearances in finals. 

Evra (left) was appearing his fifth Champions League final, but sadly it ended in defeat against Barca  

Evra (left) was appearing his fifth Champions League final, but sadly it ended in defeat against Barca  

Barca forward Neymar (left) battles for possession with Juve defender Lichtsteiner (right) in Berlin 

Barca forward Neymar (left) battles for possession with Juve defender Lichtsteiner (right) in Berlin 

Barca forward Luis Suarez (centre) scores a rebounded shot to give his side a 2-1 lead against Juventus

Barca forward Luis Suarez (centre) scores a rebounded shot to give his side a 2-1 lead against Juventus

Barcelona right-back Dani Alves (left) closes down Evra and prevents him from crossing into the box 

Barcelona right-back Dani Alves (left) closes down Evra and prevents him from crossing into the box 

Juventus striker Alvaro Morata (centre) scores his side's equalising goal against Barca on Saturday night

Juventus striker Alvaro Morata (centre) scores his side’s equalising goal against Barca on Saturday night

– Iniesta is the first Barcelona player to play in four Champions League finals. He also played in the 2006, 2009 and 2011 finals. 

– Juventus fielded the second oldest starting XI in a Champions League final with an average age of 30 years and 153 days. The oldest starting XI was Milan’s in  2007 who had an average age of 31 years and 34 days.  

– Alvaro Morata is only the fourth player in the Champions League’s history to score against both Barcelona and Real Madrid in a single season after Mario Jardel, Pavel Nedved and James Obiorah. 

Morata has scored against both Barca and Real Madrid in the Champions League this season  

Morata has scored against both Barca and Real Madrid in the Champions League this season  

Iniesta (left) is brought down by the strong challenge of Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal (right) 

Iniesta (left) is brought down by the strong challenge of Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal (right) 

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