Barça, an important return to the group for Dortmund!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Barça, an important return to the group for Dortmund!

FC Barcelona wants to find the semi-finals of the Champions League. This Tuesday evening, the Catalan club goes to Dortmund to validate its ticket for the last square in the competition.

Livainqueur on the score of 4 goals to 0 in the first leg, the Barcelonais are very close to a qualification and a return to the European top 4 for the first time since the 2018-2019 edition. Nevertheless, there remains a match to play. For this meeting, Hansi Flick can count on a return of weight.

The German coach unveiled his group for this second round with the presence of the Spanish maestro Dani Olmo back from injury. Injured in the groin since the meeting against Osasuna on March 27, the 2024 European champion with La Roja could play a few minutes of play against the BVB.

No change in the starting 11?

For this return match against the finalist of the previous edition, Hansi Flick should not make many changes except for an Alejandro Baldé. The Catalan side will not be in the game since he was injured in the hamstrings against Leganes this Saturday (1-0 victory of Barça). Gerard Martin could take his place in the starting 11.

Here is the probable 11 of FC Barcelona: Szczesny – Koundé, Cubarsi, Martinez, Martin – De Jong, Pedri, Lopez – Yamal, Lewandowski, Raphinha

Manu Tournoux

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