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Barcelona v Juventus

Barca in no mood for mercy

AFP, Barcelona
Barcelona's domestic form may have been indifferent this season but in Europe they have gone unbeaten for 15 games and they are looking to add to their tally with a victory over Juventus in their Champions League quarter-final, second-leg on Tuesday.
After a 1-1 draw in the Stadio Delle Alpe two weeks ago, a win over La Vecchia Signora - Juventus' nickname is The Old Lady - in the Catalan citadel of the Nou Camp will see Barca into the semi-finals of the Champions League for the third time in the last four seasons.
"The only thing I am interested in is the Champions League now," admitted Barca coach Radomir Antic on Sunday.
Barca face finishing in the bottom half of the Spanish first division for the first time since 1942 but showed they could still compete with the best when they held Real Madrid to a 1-1 draw on Saturday.
The encounter could be the first of three between the eternal rivals in the coming weeks because if Barca overcome Juventus there is a good chance that they will face the European champions in the Champions League semifinals again, a repeat of what happened 12 months ago.
"My team rose to the occasion in the Bernabeu and that's given a big boost to our morale before facing Juventus," added Antic, after the game in which many thought they were the better side.
Antic was expected to rest several key players ahead of the clash with the Italians but chose to put out his best
against Madrid and they fortunately came through unscathed.
Against Juventus, Antic will have to adjust his back four from that which held firm against Madrid, apart from one early lapse which allowed Ronaldo to score.
Gabri Garcia is suspended which means that Carles Puyol will move over to right back and Swedish veteran Patrick Andersson is expected to come into the centre of the defence.
Argentine left back Juan Pablo Sorin is cup-tied which should open the door for Micheal Reiziger to make a rare start.
However, after the success of Barca's attacking tactics against Madrid, Antic is not expected to change his offensive formation unless he brings in Javier Saviola for Marc Overmars.
Juventus though are not going to be overawed in the Nou Camp despite the fact that the odds are against them.
Like Barca, the Italians are going into the match on a high after beating AS Roma 2-1 on Saturday, both goals coming from Alessandro Del Piero.
The victory gave Juventus a six point lead at the top of Serie A.
"We go to Barcelona with plenty of faith because our strikers are rediscovering their form, and not only Del Piero," said Juventus coach Marcello Lippi.
"I am confident we can score there, and if we get the first goal it will really open up the tie," added Lippi.
Unlike his Barcelona counterpart, Lippi is not likely to know who he is going to thrust into battle until the last minute.
Juventus will be without French international David Trezeguet, after he was ruled out on the eve of the game with a shoulder injury.
Central defender Mark Iuliano has a
hroat infection and is doubtful for the Nou Camp clash and there are concerns over the fitness of Pavel Nedved after the Czech midfielder took a heavy tackle against Roma and limped off during the second half.