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Dream over: Strachan

AlP, Glasgow
Gordon Strachan admitted Barcelona have one foot in the quarterfinals of the Champions
League after their dramatic 3-2 win at Celtic Park on Wednesday.
Despite a thrilling first leg match in Glasgow, the Celtic manager was annoyed at his side's sloppy performance which saw them slip to their first home defeat in the tournament in almost four years and to the same opponents.
Strachan had hoped his side could achieve a result ahead of the return in Barcelona which would have given them a realistic chance of going through to the last eight of the Champions League for the first time.
However, despite twice leading through goals from Dutch striker Jan Venncgoor of Hesselink and midfielder Barry Robson, Barcelona twice levelled through Argentinian star Lionel Messi and French forward Thierry Henry, before Messi completed his brace towin the match.
While Strachan says his side will give it their best shot at the Nou Camp in the second leg on March 4, he does not rate their chances.
"It was terrific to play a team like Barcelona in the last 16 of the Champions League and that was
due to our hard work in the group stages," said Strachan.
"But I'm just disappointed we didn't put in a better performance. We wanted to give them a really good game and that didn't happen.
"Too many of our players weren't at their best and against a side like Barcelona you cannot afford that.
"It's unlikely we can go through now and I certainly wouldn't bet myhouseonit.
"But we will give it our best shot and try and get something from the game for ourselves.
"We managed to score two goals against one of the best teams in the world and we will go and try and get a goal in Barcelona.”
Celtic had taken the lead against the run of play in the I6th minute when Vennegoor of Hesselink got on the end of Lee Naylor's cross to send a diving header beyond Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes.
But only two minutes later Barcelona were level.
Messi played a quick one-two with Portuguese playmaker Deco and smashed a superb shot into the roof of lire net.
Amazingly Celtic again took the lead in the 38th minute when Aiden McGeady's chip into the box was met by Robson who sent a looping header from 12-yards over Valdes and into the net.
Barcelona started the second half looking for a second equaliser
and in the 52nd minute they duly got it.
Celtic's centre-half Gary Caldwell had been playing well but inexplicably gifted the ball to Ronaldinho.
The Brazilian passed to Henry and the Frenchman cut inside before sending a tremendous curling shot into the opposite top corner of the net.
And in the 79th minute the visitors scored the winner they were looking for.
Cameroon international Samuel Eto'o, who had replaced Ronaldinho in the 73rd minute, crossed from the left, and when Celtic captain Stephen McManus’ attempted clearance rebounded off Italian teammate Massimo Donati, Messi gratefully collected and clinically directed into the bottom corner of the net.
Strachan admitted he was frustrated his side had conceded such soft goals but refused to blame Caldwell.
The Celtic boss said: "We gave away two silly goals but I hope Caldwell will not be slaughtered for that pass.
"He was excellent, very composed and trying to do the things I've asked him to do until that mistake.
"It would be very unfair to make him a scapegoat as there were a few people who played a lot worse than him."