Simeone's great masterpiece in the final minutes of 2014 La Liga coronation

On May 17, 2014, the LaLiga title was on the line at the Camp Nou.

A win for the hosts, Barcelona, would give them the title. A draw or a win for the visitors, Atletico Madrid, would see it return to the Estadio Vicente Calderon for the first time in 18 years.

Alexis Sanchez gave the Blaugrana the lead in the 34th minute but it was Diego Godin who headed himself and his teammates into the history books.

The Uruguayan's 49th-minute equalizer proved to be enough to crown Diego Simeone's side champions of Spain.

A legendary XI

The Atletico XI that day was: Thibaut Courtois; Juanfran, Miranda, Godin, Filipe Luis; Arda Turan, Gabi, Tiago, Koke; David Villa and Diego Costa.

Of course, there were other important players, such as Raul Garcia, who started the majority of games that season, Diego, Mario Suarez, Adrian Lopez and Jose Sosa.

These players, led by Simeone, broke the Barcelona-Real Madrid duopoly that had existed for a decade.

To do it over 38 matches makes the achievement even more impressive - a Champions League triumph is only won over 13 games.

This was Cholismo at its finest - challenging two bigger, richer clubs and beating them.