Barcelona, with the lesson learned of the 4-0 suffered
at the Park of the Princes and forced him to star an epic come back at the Camp
Nou (6-1) in the last 16 of the Champions
League, visit this Tuesday to Juventus
with the aim of not repeating in Turin the errors of Paris.
The Barcelona team does not want to waste
the extra life that has been won in the UEFA
Champions League, especially when their chances of revalidating the Liga
title have been reduced after their unexpected stumbling against Malaga (2-0)
last Saturday.
The
objective, therefore, is to take the European qualifier of quarters to the Camp
Nou with a result in the first leg that does not force him to a new gesture as
the PSG.
Juventus host Barcelona,
the most scoring team in the competition (it has 26 goals, 11 of them by Messi), with the confidence that gives
it its defensive safety and the performance that has as a Premiership in the
Champions League, as it does 21 European matches that does not lose in its
stadium.
The
bianconero set arrives in a state of euphoria after sealing the pass to the
final of the Italian Cup and shielding the lead in the national league
championship, and seeks to fuel their dream of winning a European trophy that
has been lacking since 1996.
The
Catalans have become the 'black beast' of Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri,
who never managed to eliminate Barcelona in a tie (he lost the two who played
for Milan) and denied the Champions League two years ago In the final of
Berlin.
Juventus
will look to take revenge on that defeat and will do so by commanding the
4-2-3-1 that has allowed him to find a good balance between defensive solidity
and offensive power.
Juventus and Barcelona
have faced seven times, with two victories for the Italians, two draws and three
victories of the Catalans.
