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Alessandro Del Piero | Real Madrid vs Juventus, 2008

Del Piero returned to Juve at the height of the Calciopoli scandal, but showed off his masterful skills with a double as the Merengue were dismantled in front of their own fans. The Bernabeu could not help but show its appreciation, as it gave the Italian maestro a reception mirrored 10 years later for Ronaldo in Turin.
 
Ronaldo | Manchester United vs Real Madrid, 2003

One of the greatest games 'original' Ronaldo played in the Madrid shirt. The Brazilian smashed a hat-trick at Old Trafford in a 3-1 win for the visitors and soaked up the affection of an admiring Theatre of Dreams.
 
Dennis Bergkamp | Manchester City vs Arsenal, 2003

The man affectionately christened the 'Non-flying Dutchman' in memory of his aversion to airplanes was simply unstoppable at his best. Bergkamp ran riot at Maine Road, scoring once and generally leading City a merry dance as Arsenal ran out 5-1 winners.
 
Ronaldinho | Real Madrid vs Barcelona, 2005

It takes something truly special for a Barcelona player to earn a standing ovation at the Bernabeu. But Ronaldinho was one of a kind, his talent on the field matched with an infectious joy that made the Brazilian one of the most lovable stars in the game. In 2005 Ronaldinho took Madrid to pieces in a 3-0 win, scoring twice and basking in the applause of Barca's bitter rivals.
 
Steven Gerrard | Chelsea vs Liverpool, 2015

An Anfield legend, Gerrard was coming towards the end of his sparkling Liverpool career when the Reds lined up at Stamford Bridge in May 2015. The captain hit his side's equaliser in a 1-1 draw and was clapped off the pitch when Brendan Rodgers withdrew him with 11 minutes remaining.
 
Thierry Henry | Sunderland vs Arsenal, 2003

Fredrik Ljungberg may have scored a hat-trick against the already-relegated Black Cats, but the Stadium of Light only had eyes for his team-mate. Henry turned in a virtuoso performance and was rewarded with a hearty ovation from the home fans, who had little else to celebrate in a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of the Gunners.
 
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