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If FC Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola is feeling the pressure of a UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg against Chelsea FC and the need to overcome recent vulnerability against English clubs, then he is not showing it.
Barcelona were eliminated by Manchester United FC in last season's semi-final and by Liverpool FC the previous year and have failed to win in their past four home ties against English sides. Guardiola also knows in the last six UEFA Champions League games between these two outfits, Barça have only won when the Blues have had a player sent off. But the Catalan club's coach believes he is in charge of an extraordinary team – one which is capable of imposing itself on Chelsea. "I'm as happy as a little boy with a new pair of shoes," grinned the 38-year-old. "I don't know if this moment can ever be repeated. The world will be watching, we are playing football which gives me joy and pride and I have 100 per cent faith in my squad. The tie will only be settled in London but we will try and play at our top level, with intensity and quick, decisive passing."It is the style which has made Barça leading scorers in the UEFA Champions League this season, reaching their third semi-final in four years via aggregate 6-3 and 5-1 defeats of Olympique Lyonnais and FC Bayern München. Guardiola does not subscribe to the theory that the London club's style will present his charges with a unique challenge. "Chelsea might be a little more physical and a little more direct than most sides we've played, but teams regularly try to counterattack us with speed and power," he argued. "It will be crucial to keep our shape and attack in an ordered fashion."Barça have all their key players fit with both Rafael Márquez and Yaya Touré likely to return having been rested in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Valencia CF. "In any season when you are playing well you reach a decisive moment, the moment of truth. This is one and we are playing a legendary team – I know it will be very tough," Guardiola added.Chelsea arrive at the Camp Nou with first choice left-back Ashley Cole suspended, but their coach Guus Hiddink, who has revolutionised their season since arriving in February, believes that containing this Lionel Messi-inspired side is a job for the entire team, not just Cole's likely replacement José Bosingwa. "I have watched Barça for many years because I like their attacking philosophy," said the Dutchman who has coached Spanish sides Valencia, Real Madrid CF and Real Betis Balompié."Of course I've seen and studied the way Barça destroyed the Bayern defence in the quarter-final first leg and overran Bayern all over the pitch. My team must start with total concentration because we can't and won't let Barça do that to us." Hiddink is also without Ricardo Carvalho, Deco and long-term absentees Joe Cole and Paulo Ferreira, though he does have Barcelona's winning goalscorer from the 2006 UEFA Champions League final, Juliano Belletti, at his disposal. "Maybe he knows a little secret which can give us a tiny advantage," said Hiddink, his last words before battle commences typifying his jaunty humour.
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FC Barcelona may be preparing to contest their tenth European Champion Clubs' Cup semi-final, but rarely can the city have hummed with the same buzz of expectation as it does heading into tonight's opening leg against Chelsea FC.Those previous semi-finals have yielded four victories, while Barça also advanced to the final in 1992 as group winners en route to lifting the first of two European Cups. Josep Guardiola's side are the bookmakers' favourites to get their hands on the trophy when this season's edition concludes in Rome, making this semi-final not just the talk of Catalonia and west London but the world, as a small army of media representatives ready themselves to transmit text and pictures from the Camp Nou around the globe.At the stadium tonight there will be 129 journalists from the written press; 79 photographers; 86 radio personnel from 21 stations; 22 television networks transmitting live commentary from the stadium; 360 TV personnel including production teams and technicians; 18 other TV networks looking for post-match quotes; and, in total, 738 accredited media from 29 countries. The action will be covered by a total of 40 TV cameras with another 14 gathering images from pitch-level positions behind the goals.Fans of both clubs have been enjoying the afternoon sunshine and sangria on the pedestrianised walkways of Las Ramblas, the famous thoroughfare where 125,000 supporters took to the streets to toast Barcelona's most recent European crown in 2006. The Azulgrana faithful will be out in force again tonight, with 22,000 of them urged to hold up cards to form a mosaic of the club crest, and another 50,000 set to be given red, yellow and blue banners.Diario Sport, under the headline 'There's magic in the air', said: "The fans' chant of 'Barça, Barça, Barça' needs to be heard louder than ever, so much so that the entire city will shake with rhythm and emotion. Behind the southern goal, the fans have prepared their own huge banner which offers a variant on the 'All roads lead to Rome' theme – 'All victories lead to Rome' is what will greet the teams as they step out on to the pitch."El Mundo Deportivo focused on "the unique talents" that will go head to head: "for the Azulgrana, Messi and Iniesta, while the Blues bring Lampard and Drogba. Through the boots of these four phenomenal players will the outcome of tonight's match, and the tie, surely be decided." 'Charge!' read the headline in El País, who predict that "Barcelona's rapid offensive play will be tested by Chelsea's counterattacking punch".The talent is not just confined to the pitch, however, El Mundo Deportivo adding: "Josep Guardiola, a coaching novice who manages with the experience of a past master comes up against the expert Guus Hiddink, whose knowledge of the game is immense." With little seemingly to choose between the teams both on and off the field of play, the stage is set for the players themselves to do the talking.
Barcelona were eliminated by Manchester United FC in last season's semi-final and by Liverpool FC the previous year and have failed to win in their past four home ties against English sides. Guardiola also knows in the last six UEFA Champions League games between these two outfits, Barça have only won when the Blues have had a player sent off. But the Catalan club's coach believes he is in charge of an extraordinary team – one which is capable of imposing itself on Chelsea. "I'm as happy as a little boy with a new pair of shoes," grinned the 38-year-old. "I don't know if this moment can ever be repeated. The world will be watching, we are playing football which gives me joy and pride and I have 100 per cent faith in my squad. The tie will only be settled in London but we will try and play at our top level, with intensity and quick, decisive passing."It is the style which has made Barça leading scorers in the UEFA Champions League this season, reaching their third semi-final in four years via aggregate 6-3 and 5-1 defeats of Olympique Lyonnais and FC Bayern München. Guardiola does not subscribe to the theory that the London club's style will present his charges with a unique challenge. "Chelsea might be a little more physical and a little more direct than most sides we've played, but teams regularly try to counterattack us with speed and power," he argued. "It will be crucial to keep our shape and attack in an ordered fashion."Barça have all their key players fit with both Rafael Márquez and Yaya Touré likely to return having been rested in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Valencia CF. "In any season when you are playing well you reach a decisive moment, the moment of truth. This is one and we are playing a legendary team – I know it will be very tough," Guardiola added.Chelsea arrive at the Camp Nou with first choice left-back Ashley Cole suspended, but their coach Guus Hiddink, who has revolutionised their season since arriving in February, believes that containing this Lionel Messi-inspired side is a job for the entire team, not just Cole's likely replacement José Bosingwa. "I have watched Barça for many years because I like their attacking philosophy," said the Dutchman who has coached Spanish sides Valencia, Real Madrid CF and Real Betis Balompié."Of course I've seen and studied the way Barça destroyed the Bayern defence in the quarter-final first leg and overran Bayern all over the pitch. My team must start with total concentration because we can't and won't let Barça do that to us." Hiddink is also without Ricardo Carvalho, Deco and long-term absentees Joe Cole and Paulo Ferreira, though he does have Barcelona's winning goalscorer from the 2006 UEFA Champions League final, Juliano Belletti, at his disposal. "Maybe he knows a little secret which can give us a tiny advantage," said Hiddink, his last words before battle commences typifying his jaunty humour.
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FC Barcelona may be preparing to contest their tenth European Champion Clubs' Cup semi-final, but rarely can the city have hummed with the same buzz of expectation as it does heading into tonight's opening leg against Chelsea FC.Those previous semi-finals have yielded four victories, while Barça also advanced to the final in 1992 as group winners en route to lifting the first of two European Cups. Josep Guardiola's side are the bookmakers' favourites to get their hands on the trophy when this season's edition concludes in Rome, making this semi-final not just the talk of Catalonia and west London but the world, as a small army of media representatives ready themselves to transmit text and pictures from the Camp Nou around the globe.At the stadium tonight there will be 129 journalists from the written press; 79 photographers; 86 radio personnel from 21 stations; 22 television networks transmitting live commentary from the stadium; 360 TV personnel including production teams and technicians; 18 other TV networks looking for post-match quotes; and, in total, 738 accredited media from 29 countries. The action will be covered by a total of 40 TV cameras with another 14 gathering images from pitch-level positions behind the goals.Fans of both clubs have been enjoying the afternoon sunshine and sangria on the pedestrianised walkways of Las Ramblas, the famous thoroughfare where 125,000 supporters took to the streets to toast Barcelona's most recent European crown in 2006. The Azulgrana faithful will be out in force again tonight, with 22,000 of them urged to hold up cards to form a mosaic of the club crest, and another 50,000 set to be given red, yellow and blue banners.Diario Sport, under the headline 'There's magic in the air', said: "The fans' chant of 'Barça, Barça, Barça' needs to be heard louder than ever, so much so that the entire city will shake with rhythm and emotion. Behind the southern goal, the fans have prepared their own huge banner which offers a variant on the 'All roads lead to Rome' theme – 'All victories lead to Rome' is what will greet the teams as they step out on to the pitch."El Mundo Deportivo focused on "the unique talents" that will go head to head: "for the Azulgrana, Messi and Iniesta, while the Blues bring Lampard and Drogba. Through the boots of these four phenomenal players will the outcome of tonight's match, and the tie, surely be decided." 'Charge!' read the headline in El País, who predict that "Barcelona's rapid offensive play will be tested by Chelsea's counterattacking punch".The talent is not just confined to the pitch, however, El Mundo Deportivo adding: "Josep Guardiola, a coaching novice who manages with the experience of a past master comes up against the expert Guus Hiddink, whose knowledge of the game is immense." With little seemingly to choose between the teams both on and off the field of play, the stage is set for the players themselves to do the talking.
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