"We'll find a solution to the game. It's about what's best for us; what's the best way for us to win the match. It will be down to how we operate in the attacking part. Barcelona attack well but we have players who can do that too. We have attacking players and there's no question they'll be on show tomorrow." - Sir Alex Ferguson
"You do think more about things you lose than what you win. You hope to bring your 'A' game to the final. For that you need everything, saves, communication skills, experience and motivation skills. It must all go together to make sure you defend well. In that sense, preparation is the same as if you were playing Wigan. The difference is in the intensity because nothing beats this game." - Edwin Van Der Sar
"In 2009, we never played. We never got on the ball. We weren't Manchester United that day. This time we will give a better account of ourselves." - Rio Ferdinand.
"Obviously Barcelona are a great team and they'll have a lot of possession in the game, but we'll also try to exploit their weaknesses. All teams have weaknesses." - Nemanja Vidic.
"2009 was a big, big frustration and I don't want to experience a feeling like that again." - Patrice Evra.
"I'll be very happy for Fabio if he gets picked. I'll be sad for myself if I'm not playing but I'll be feeling happy for him." - Rafael da Silva.
"You’ve got to respect the strengths Barcelona have - they’re a terrific team. But we’re there for a reason as well. We believe we’re a very good team and when we play well and do what we’re good at we’re a match for anyone." - Michael Carrick
"It is in England so Barcelona are the away team. We have played many times at Wembley so that makes us feel at home and hopefully we can continue our good home record." - Ji-sung Park.
"If you look at European football then you'd say it's the ideal final. I think the purists and the neutrals would probably say Barcelona and United are the best two teams in Europe right now." - Michael Owen.
“We know Barcelona are a brilliant attacking team, but as with all attacking teams if you attack them as well then there are going to be spaces to exploit. I’m sure we’ll create opportunities. Possession is key to Barcelona's success. The Spanish side keep the ball superbly and probe patiently for openings. It's an approach that's undone many sides this season. In those instances it’s about how you close the spaces down." - Wayne Rooney
"Barcelona have that experience and confidence from winning the trophy. A lot of their players went on to win the World Cup so they're an experienced world-class team. But we've learned from that final and got better as a team. Manchester United are all about attacking football, about scoring more goals than the other team, and that will never change. The sides aren't too dissimilar to a couple of years ago – they are both very good teams, the best in their country." - Ryan Giggs
"In 2009, in terms of our intensity during different stages of the match, there are a few things that weren't as good as they could have been. We won't be playing the same way we did two years ago." - Pep Guardiola
"The intention is to go on making history for the club and for this generation of players. With Pep, the shadow of [Johan] Cruyff is important; he has been a reference point. The coach has stood up to that mark since he came and that, the fact we are at Wembley for such an important final and the history of 1992 makes us proud." - Victor Valdes
"This Manchester United team is much more unpredictable without Ronaldo. They have formed a more balanced group and they are stronger than they were two years ago." - Daniel Alves
"It's about all the supporters and fans that unite and come to see Barça, no matter where they are from. It is about the team, trying to motivate them with this chant (Barca's anthem). It's the power all the supporters give to the team, their contribution to taking the last step. At Wembley all the supporters will come together and give great support to the team to win the Champions League." - Gerard Piqué
"We have to enjoy this game. It's been hard getting here and I don't know if it will be the last one of our generation so of course we have to go for it and see how it goes." - Carles Puyol.
“For footballers that play at the big clubs like me, taking part in the Champions League every year is a normal thing, but not many make it to the last match, the final – it's like playing at the World Cup." - Javier Mascherano
"It would be great to win at Wembley again and close the circle. I've had the opportunity to play there with France and it's an incredible stadium" - Éric Abidal
“In Europe I have won everything apart from the Champions League, so it’s a big motivation for me. I want to complete my collection by beating Manchester United.” - Adriano Correia
"They [United] combine really well, they have great movement, they are quick and they score lots of goals. We will have to be careful with their counter-attacks and on the wings, where they have fast and skillfil players. I have admired them ever since [1999]." - Sergio Busquets
"To me, the Champions League is the greatest tournament you can play in, besides the World Cup. This is definitely the best Barcelona team I have ever played in, that's for sure. I have big expectations for this match. I have got older and more experienced. I have been in many of the situations before and I take more wise decisions now on the pitch. We all know what we are capable of because of what we have showed during the whole season. We got to this final in good shape, the guys are up for it. We can't wait for the game to kick off and to probe ourselves once more [to see whether] we can win this again." - Lionel Messi
"If anyone can beat Barcelona with the talent they've got in their side, it's Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United." - David Beckham.
"United will play against Barca as they did against Arsenal, with three men in midfield. Ferguson is aware of the physical superiority of his team and knows that United's best chances may be from mistakes and corners. This strategy is key in the finals." - Cesc Fabregas.
"I think it's about going out there with the right attitude, with the right belief and composure. United, playing the way they normally do, have a great chance, because they are a special club with a special winning mentality." - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
"For those of us who were there in '92, the ones who played in that final and won Barça's first European Cup, the name Wembley brings memories of happiness. We were playing at Wembley, and football people, and those who know English football, all know that Wembley is more than a stadium. We know it is no longer Wembley, but the new Wembley, so we'll have the opportunity to repeat the scenario." - Andoni Zubizarreta
"Outside of the [FIFA] World Cup, if you ask any player this is the ultimate trophy that everybody wants to lift. To have the opportunity to do it again – for a fourth time for United – would be absolutely phenomenal. Winning their fourth would set a benchmark to show they're not far behind the ultimate teams in Europe. I'm going for 2-1 to United." - Dwight Yorke
"Wembley's something special. The old stadium was special, but this new stadium is special too and the atmosphere will be fantastic. Playing for your club, it's the best prize you can win. For every young player, watching the Champions League is something special. To play in the tournament is special anyway but to win it is something you can only dream of. It's going to be a close game. Hopefully Barcelona are going to win – maybe 2-1." - Giovanni van Bronckhorst
The thing with Barca is three passes - bang, bang, bang - and they're through. So you have to get in their faces. United have a better chance than we have. They have players like Fletcher, [Ji-Sung] Park, [Antonio] Valencia. They are all runners and they can stop players. I think it will be Barcelona [who win] because of the way they play. It’s the way Arsenal play and the way I like so if anyone deserves to win it’s Barcelona.” - Jack Wilshere
"I'll be at the final in spirit because I have good friends who will be playing so my heart will be with them. I definitely hope Barcelona win. But you never know what will happen. Both Manchester United and Barcelona have improved [since the 2009 final]. I hope it will be a beautiful final." - Samuel Eto'o
"I don't think they were too far off two years ago I think the thing in their favour is there is no Ronaldo any more. I think they have a more settled team. Now, they have got a stronger unity as a team and Ronaldo didn't really contribute much in the final two years ago. I think they have got a very good chance of beating them, but if you go on the form book Barca are still more likely winner." - Dietmar Hamann
"If Barcelona turn up, they win. Barca have got to have a bad day for United to realistically have a chance. Either that or United get lucky." - Gary Lineker.
"I expect to see a very tight match. Both teams have very high quality players, so I expect to see plenty of goals, too. The teams are both good as groups. They have a lot of good individuals, but the squads are very strong as well. Lionel Messi and Wayne Rooney were definitely the two players who caught my eye most this season and I think they will be the main protagonists. However, the match will be won in midfield.” - Massimiliano Allegri
"Both Barcelona and Manchester United try to play football that fans like to watch. An exciting and vibrant final awaits us." - Guus Hiddink
"It is a final featuring the two best teams in Europe. From a technical point of view, the two are different – a very strong Anglo-Saxon team against a Barcelona team rich in imagination and brilliant technique. Manchester United have that special English character; they're used to very skilful but also tough battles. Barcelona, on the other hand, play a beautiful game and I think if Barcelona get to play their football, they will win the title, although experience tells me that in 90 minutes like this, anything can happen." - Giovanni Trapattoni
"A Champions League final is an absolutely top match, so we can expect a celebration of football" - Viktor Kassai (referee of the Final)
"We have to show both teams playing football. We have to see who dominates, who controls their own situations. When you play in the final and both teams want to win and both teams want to play and attack for the rest of world, I can imagine it'll be a good final." - Pep Guardiola
"It's an appealing final in terms of what could happen in the game - anything could happen. There could be a lot of goals, a lot of excitement, a lot of good football. This could be the best final of the decade." - Sir Alex Ferguson
History was made after a hard-fought season with valiant teams.
