Well that was an entertaining evening, hope you enjoyed reading about it (or second screening with us - I know all the jargon).

Plenty of other football to read about on the BBC Sport website tonight. Lots of League Cup shocks including Oxford's 4-0 rout of Championship Brentford.

If Dundee derbies are your thing, that ended 2-2 thanks to an injury-time equaliser.

You can also read the full report on this amazing game, and Pedro's transfer request. It's all just one click away.

Barcelona's technical secretary Roberto Fernandez has confirmed that Pedro wants to leave the club.

The 28-year-old Spain forward, who has spent his whole career at Barca, is a reported target of Manchester United. He is thought to have a release clause of about £22m.

Fernandez told Esport 3: "Pedro has told me he wants to go. The buy-out clause in Pedro's contract is not negotiable but this could be his final game." 

Super-champions of Europe? Not sure that's a thing, Barca.

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No time for Barcelona to celebrate this one too much though. On Friday they face Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish Super Cup first leg (second leg is on Monday). Can they win two trophies in the first week of their season? You'd fancy their chances.

I think I've seen Arda Turan there celebrating with his new team-mates. The summer signing from Atletico Madrid can't play until January because of a transfer ban. I presume he won't get a medal either. But not a bad start to life as a club employee.

Gerard Pique brings the trophy down the stairs as Barcelona continue their celebrations on the pitch and pose for photographs.

I hope they have recycling bins in Tbilisi for that ticker tape. It was everywhere.

This will be Andres Iniesta's first trophy as permanent captain after Xavi left following over a decade of lifting silverware.

Uefa boss Michel Platini hands the trophy to the midfielder and the party can begin.

Ticker tape everywhere.

Barcelona's players go up to collect their medals and lift the trophy. Luis Enrique has won four cups in just over a year as Barcelona boss.

Barcelona are in the running for six trophies this season. The Uefa Super Cup, the Spanish Super Cup (which they play in the next week against Athletic Bilbao), the Club World Cup and then the big three which they won last season.

I saw quotes from Luis Enrique saying they were hoping to win all six. That dream almost ended before it started today.

They make all the Sevilla players walk past the trophy, which seems a bit mean. But there you go.

Barcelona's players give their Sevilla counterparts a guard of honour as they go up to collect their runners-up medals.

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Tonight was Pedro's second Uefa Super Cup goal. Both came in the 115th minute and both were winning goals.

Spooky, eh?

The other was against Shakhtar Donetsk in 2009.

A few records from that game.

Barcelona are now the joint most successful Super Cup team ever - they have won five tournaments, the same as AC Milan.

Dani Alves has now won four (one with Sevilla), level with Milan legend Paolo Maldini.

And that was the highest scoring Super Cup match ever.

That game was almost inappropriately good. Barcelona led 4-1 and threw it away. They go 5-4 up in extra time and Sevilla miss an open goal to make it 5-5 and go to penalties.

That brings to an end one of the greatest games of football I have ever seen.

OH MY WORD. The free-kick is played to Ciro Immobile who squares it to Adil Rami and the defender blazes over an empty gaping goal from two yards out. A sitter.

Free-kick to Sevilla - everyone goes up.