I've voted for Ralaks as well. Sorry feeky, in a diamond the fullbacks have probably the biggest responsibility to make the whole thing work and I don't think the ones you have are up to the task. I think Effenberg and Keane is strong enough to hold their own in front of you, they might not have the lion's share of possession but they can certainly provide the required platform for the wingers and forwards that is needed. Beckham to Trezegol is a very lethal combo. There is also the possibility of Del Piero going leftwards with Overmars running at Maldini, something which he did with devastating effect in that Euro 2000 game, one of the few occassions where Paolo was exposed quite badly. I think there's more functionality in Ralaks' front 4 with directness from one side and pin point crossing from the other, and as someone said Scholes without having the joy to ping balls wide could be left crowded out in there and you possibly can't ask your fullbacks to provide an out and out attacking outlet against those wingers. Lastly as much as I love Bergkamp for his consistent contribution over the years, he has failed to deliver at the big stage a few times and against players with characters such as Keano and Effenberg, you can see him getting overwhelmed to an extent. That's the smallest worry though, main is what I wrote before that, and if Trezegol manages to occupy Paolo, with Lucio's notorious nature of rushing out of defense, Overmars is going to dash through and nick a goal there.
I'm not sure about this notion that my team would dominate the possession but still lose.
In Champions League finals since Milan fecked it against Liverpool:
Greater possession 2-1 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 1-1 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 3-1 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 0-2 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 2-0 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 1-1 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 2-1 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 2-1 Lesser Possession
Greater possession 3-3 Lesser Possession
5 wins, 3 draws, 1 loss for the team with greater possession. And in each of the 3 draws the team with greater possession had the more chances. The only time the team with lesser possession one was a team absolutely drilled in winning with lesser possession in Mourinho's Inter. I'm not saying having more possession means an automatic win, we've all seen games where teams with less possession pull it off, but it certainly gives greater chances for winning.