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Barca, PSG set for history
ROTTERDAM.
Netherlands. May 14 (AP): Barcelona are seeking a reco- . , rd fourth victory in the European Cup Winners' Cup final Wednesday. Paris Saint Germain are seeking the tournament's first consecutive titles.
But most of all. both will be looking to rid themselves of the "second-best" tag that has haunted their season. PSG already lost out to Monaco in the French league and Barcelona are reduced to an outside chance of winning Spain's Primera Division.
Barcelona striker Ronaldo only has one tag to deal with
that of the world’s best player. But he is still without a major international trophy to give that title more luster.
Wednesday’s final at Rotterdam's 48,000-capacity De Kuip Stadium should be his moment.
"If you want to be part of history. you need titles." the 20-year-old Brazilian told the French sports paper L'Equipe. With Ronaldo heading a host of internationals. Barcelona enters the final as a firm favourite.
But there are a trio of Brazilians on the other side trying to bar his ambitions.
Rai, the veteran PSG playmaker, only enjoyed a few minutes of last year's 1-0 final victory over Rapid Vienna before being injured. As Paris captain he will hope for a more decisive input this year.
Striker Leonardo is new to the team and hoping to make his mark, while Ricardo, a rookie coach after a long playing career for PSG. has survived more ups and downs in a season than some do in a career.
"There is a lot more stress now than there was as a player." he said.
Just ask Bobby Robson. The Englishman is in Barcelona's hot seat and could well be on the way out whatever happens on Wednesday.
In his first year, he has slowly massaged the massive egos, of a slew of star players and now has a smoothly operating team that is in Wednesday's final, reach the Spanish King's Cup championship match and is well on the way to qualifying for next season s Champions Cup.
His crime? Trailing Real
Madrid in the leagued even though his team has reduced the deficit with the arch-rivals to five points with as many games to play by winning last weekend’s grudge match 1-0.
That game could still haunt him on Wednesday. Rough challenges sidelined defender Miguel Nadal and midfielder Giovanni, another Brazilian. Giovanni is expected to recover in time for the final, but with stars like Bulgarian Hristo Stoichkov on the bench. Robson can afford to treat substitutions as a luxury.
Barcelona have by far the more glorious pedigree. Apart from winning the Cup Winners' Cup in 1979. 1982 and 1989, the won the European Champions’ Cup in 1992 and the UEFA Cup 1958, 1960 and 1966.
A victory Wednesday would match Real’s record of eight European trophies.
And after a lackluster midseason, Robson's men have found . their form in time, buoyed by the leadership of Luis Figo and the finishing of Ronaldo.
PSG made a steady rise, reaching the semifinals of a cup for the sixth time in a row and capping it with a first trophy last year.
Since, the team has shed such stars like Youri Djorkaeff and coach Luis Fernandez, but amazingly, survived wholesale changes and is back in the final.
PSG's inconsistent season reached bottom when they lost 6-1 to Juventus in the European Super Cup final over the winter, but. against the odds, the team rebounded.