Stunningly poor refereeing, I don't think I've seen worse in a long long time. Even if you disregard the two penalties that could have been given for players being wrestled to the ground and the 'Drogba factor', the two handballs were about as clear cut and blatant as you'll ever see, especially the Picquet one.
I'm still smarting from the Arsenal result last night. But at least the Gunners only have themselves to blame ... mostly. The referee was really poor in that match too, far too many soft free kicks were given to Man U (most 2 year olds are more stable on their feet than Ronaldo) and the sending off was shockingly harsh.
When you consider what's at stake financially in these matches, well you just can't rule out corruption. At very least it seems someone at UEFA had decided they wanted a Man U vs Barcelona final and the refs had been asked to "make it so".