Barcelona is anything but the semi -finals of the Champions League, but has to go through the applications on Tuesday evening in the quarter -finals with Borussia Dortmund.
La Blaugrana, who is about Bayern Munich or Interior at halftime, has a 4-0 lead over the first leg of the last week, with her fabulous striker triumphal virates on the goat ship in Catalonia. Provided that you do not give up your impressive pillow and suffer the biggest shock in the history of the Champions League, you will reach half of the competition for the first time since 2018/19.
The Hansi Flick will be tried to turn the first team for the trip to Dortmund, but in view of what happened to Barcelona when they had the last four lost loss 4: 0 in The Lessed conflict with Liverpool – you cannot afford any complacency in Signal Iduna Park.
So Barcelona could align.
GK: Wojciech Szczesny – After a turbulent start to his career in Barcelona, Szczesny has earned redemption in recent months. He only gave twice in his last six games and produced some large parades.
RB: Jules Kounde – The epitome of consistency is a reason why Flick is rarely resting. The French defender is an excellent right -back and will keep Dortmund’s quick striker under lock and key.
CB: Pau Cubarsi – Commessi will replace Ronald Araujo after being rested against Leganes on the weekend victory. The young Spaniard almost scored his first Champions League goal last week, but was robbed by teammate Raphinha of this milestone.
CB: Inigo Martinez – Martinez was an important member of an increasingly determined reverberation and will fight again on Tuesday against Serhou Guirassy. The Dortmund striker missed some wonderful chances in the first leg.
LB: Gerard Martin – Alejandro Balde suffered a worrying thigh injury against Leganes at the weekend and is guaranteed to be missed on Tuesday. The 23-year-old Martin, who replaces him on Saturday, was supposed to appear his sixth European appearance.
DM: Frenkie de Jong – Eric Garcia was used in de Jong’s defensive midfield against Leganes, but the Dutchman will return to Signal Iduna Park. It offers this sleepy Barcelona team immense calm and balance.
DM: Pedri – – Pedri has drawn a large part of the season in Barcelona’s engine compartment in the strings and will probably have a big influence on the affair on Tuesday. However, he is not offered the same freedom as in the first leg.
RW: Lamin Yamal – The youngster sprayed his magic in the first leg and played a decisive role in several goals in Barcelona – including the fourth with a well -closed finish. Ramy Bensebaini will have had nightmares about the Spaniard last week.
Am: Gavi – Dani Olmo is available again after he has missed the back leg, but Flick will not want to hold the Spaniard back to the team. Gavi can earn a start in its place on Tuesday evening.
LW: Raphinha – Raphinha was Dortmund’s chief spectator during the first leg and added to his competition champions league goal. He has now achieved 12 times in the competition this season and could expand this sum in Germany.
ST: Robert Lewandowski – Lewandowski is just one goal behind Raphinha in the golden boot race of the Champions League after his bracket against the former employer Dortmund. He achieved 29 in 28 clashes with his old side.