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Published 16:06 30 Apr 2016 BST
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Pepe loves nothing more than getting involved in a scuffle, unless the referee is watching in which case he'll throw himself to the ground in the hope of getting a red card flashed at his opponent.
To sum up, Pepe's a right bastard to play against.
But he's not the only bullish player in the world and the Portugal international has revealed who he found most difficult to play against.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBwx2tSJvOY
“Without doubt Diego Costa,” Pepe told Sky Sports. “He’s a striker who really battles and loves getting stuck in.
"I don't like to lose a 50/50, in the same way a striker doesn't like missing chances."


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