<p>Guardiola was part of the team that helped Barcelona win the European Cup for the first time at the old Wembley in 1992. On Saturday he returned to mastermind a 3-1 triumph over Manchester United that earned him his second Champions League as coach, though he himself refused to take much of the credit.<br /><br />"I feel privileged to have these players," Guardiola said after goals from Pedro, Messi and David Villa gave the Catalans a second Champions League final win over United in three seasons. I don't feel like the boss of them. So many people have worked so hard to achieve this and I congratulate everyone."<br /><br />Guardiola confirmed that he would stay on as coach for at least one more season, but as ever refused to commit himself any further. While praising man-of-the-match Messi, who he described as "unique, a one-off," Guardiola said the most satisfying part of the night was seeing how much his team had improved from two years ago in Rome, when they beat United 2-0.<br /><br />"When I looked again at how we'd played in Rome I wasn't that impressed," the perfectionist Guardiola said. "But the match served its purpose. We trained harder and tonight we had more chances and used them better."<br /><br />Looking to the future, Guardiola said he would look within himself to find motivation to continue. "The challenge has to come from inside myself," Guardiola said.</p>
<p>Guardiola was part of the team that helped Barcelona win the European Cup for the first time at the old Wembley in 1992. On Saturday he returned to mastermind a 3-1 triumph over Manchester United that earned him his second Champions League as coach, though he himself refused to take much of the credit.<br /><br />"I feel privileged to have these players," Guardiola said after goals from Pedro, Messi and David Villa gave the Catalans a second Champions League final win over United in three seasons. I don't feel like the boss of them. So many people have worked so hard to achieve this and I congratulate everyone."<br /><br />Guardiola confirmed that he would stay on as coach for at least one more season, but as ever refused to commit himself any further. While praising man-of-the-match Messi, who he described as "unique, a one-off," Guardiola said the most satisfying part of the night was seeing how much his team had improved from two years ago in Rome, when they beat United 2-0.<br /><br />"When I looked again at how we'd played in Rome I wasn't that impressed," the perfectionist Guardiola said. "But the match served its purpose. We trained harder and tonight we had more chances and used them better."<br /><br />Looking to the future, Guardiola said he would look within himself to find motivation to continue. "The challenge has to come from inside myself," Guardiola said.</p>
