Juan picked up the Man of the Match award with a dominating performance in Chelsea's 2-1 win over Liverpool.
The Spaniard assisted Ramires' opener with a beautiful, long through ball that the Brazilian was able to connect with perfectly.
For two years running Mata won Chelsea's Player of the Year award and is the current holder of the Player's Player of the Year award, proving that he has earned the gratitude and respect of his peers, the most important thing a teammate can have.
He was not just a fan favorite, but a team favorite as well.
Once again, Mata worked his magic, sweeping in a beautiful corner that met Branislav Ivanovic at the far post. The defender did the rest, looping his header over the keeper and into the far corner.
He was pivotal in helping Chelsea win its second European trophy in as many years.
From beating the enemy to joining them.
Mata's solo goal was the difference in Chelsea's 1-0 win at Old Trafford. The game earned the Blues three much needed points in the league, and was the last home loss for Sir Alex Ferguson -- for you history buffs.
The best of the best.
Juan Mata's most memorable moment was probably the most memorable moment in Chelsea's history as well.
His perfect in-swinging corner was met with power and as they say, the rest is history.
This was the first of two European finals in which Mata assisted the pivotal goal.
No matter where he goes, this man will be class, and he will always be a Blue.
