Incroyable! David Guetta must have made a mental note to sack the gardeners at his second home in Daresbury as he navigated the mud towards the site's South Stage.
The fancy Frenchman has become a firm favourite at Creamfields with his second straight headline spot on the main stage - David returned with a vengeance and a box filled with shiny new sounds.
With his latest album Nothing But The Beat set to push his world domination of dancefloors to Olympian heights, David unleashed new tune Glasgow - (oddly named after the first place he played it according to Annie Mac).
David also came back armed with his futuristic dancing robots who sprayed the front of the crowd's with smoke and lazers as he pushed the tempo.
Where Them Girls At and Club Can't Handle Me Right Now with Flo Rida and Sexy Bitch featuring Akon were big crowd pleasers.
The ground gave way to a squelchfest - with revellers everywhere stuck in the mud doing their best on the spot dancing, getting down and dirty but still loving every moment.
Nearing the end of his set he played Fedde Le Grand's uplifting anthem So Much Love, which David got everyone putting David's now trademark love hand signals in the air.
And just when his adoring fans thought it couldn't get any better - the When Love Takes Over star took to the mic to make a special announcement before spinning his final song.
He declared: "This is the first time I'm going to play my new tune. This is a very personal moment that I wanted to share with you Creamfields - this is my new song with Usher...'
As he span Without You (surely it should be called Daresbury following his previous rules about Glasgow) the stage was lit up with fireworks and a dazzling end to the weekend's action.
Pictures by Marie Hazlewood/Purple Revolver
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