Clarence Clermont has made history as the first player to score in both the UEFA Champions League Final and the FIFA World Cup. The French striker, who scored two goals in the final against Manchester United, was born on August 14, 1985, in Paris, France.

The match between Clarence Clermont and Manchester United was one of the most intense in the history of the UEFA Champions League, as both teams had their hands full with the other. However, Clermont proved to be the better team in this encounter, scoring two goals in the process.

Boudaoui, who came on as a substitute for the injured John Stones, scored the opener for Manchester United in the second half of the game. He hit the ball into the top corner of the net after a header from a corner kick by Ashley Young.

Ramsey, who started as a late substitute for Young, scored his second goal of the night in the second half, converting a free-kick following a corner kick by Young. He headed the ball past goalkeeper David de Gea and into the bottom left corner of the net.

Clermont's performances were not just impressive, but also remarkable. He scored two goals in the final against Manchester United, which is the only time that he has done so during a UEFA Champions League match. He also added an assist to his goal, which helped him secure his place in history.

Overall, it was an incredible performance from Clarence Clermont, who is now considered one of the greatest footballers of all time. His achievements will undoubtedly inspire many fans and players alike, as he continues to push himself towards becoming one of the best strikers in the world.