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El Barcelona afronta el primero de los tres partidos que le restan de antes de la final de Champions. Las azulgrana se miden al Sevilla (17:00 horas), con el título ya en el bolsillo, en el Johan Cruyff, con la intención de mantener su racha triunfal de pleno de victorias y aprovechar para pulir defectos de cara a la final de Turín.
Tarea difícil pero no imposible. una gesta increíble al alcance del campeón de trece Copas de Europa, pero que no ha conseguido nunca en semifinales de la máxima competición de clubes. Increíble pero cierto. En las ocho anteriores ocasiones que el conjunto madridista cayó derrotado en la ida de semifinales, los blancos no consiguieron voltear la eliminatoria, ya siendo la vuelta en su feudo o en campo rival. Un mal precedente para el equipo de Ancelotti de cara al importante encuentro del miércoles en el Bernabéu. Pero los números no desaniman a la plantilla del Real Madrid que prepara el partido de vuelta ante el Manchester City como una auténtica batalla, cuyo premio está en la final de París.
On a March night 21 years ago, Pep Guardiola made what turned out to be his last appearance as a player at the Santiago Bernabeu. They had to drag him away – away, that is, from the match officials. A feisty clasico between Real Madrid and the Barcelona team Guardiola was captaining finished with outrage from the visitors at an offside decision that ruled out a potential winning goal from the Brazilian Rivaldo. Had it been allowed, Barcelona would have won 3-2.
Football agent Mino Raiola has died at the age of 54.
Lionel Messi holds some of the most incredible football records.
A luxury flat in Spinningfields, Manchester, the very small hours. The black polo neck is slung on the back of an ergonomically designed chair but Pep Guardiola is still pacing the room. Not even the soothing sounds of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds or that CD of whale music Marcelo Bielsa sent over after clearing out his Pudsey pied-à-terre are doing the job. The celebratory cigars remain in the humidor. Pep will sleep eventually, though fitfully, for a few minutes at a time. At the Etihad Academy on Wednesday morning he will need some of the rocket-fuel coffee Johan Cruyff used to swear by to get through the day, the warmdowns, the debriefs, the chalkboards, the ice baths, the stats. Not even Brandon the kitman’s chirpy b@nter and jock-strap party tricks can lift the spirits.
Micah Richards’ reaction to Manchester City’s opening goal against Real Madrid was so ridiculous and hilarious that it required an action replay – and full MNF-style analysis from Jamie Carragher.
El Barcelona reunió a su junta directiva en el Monasterio de Montserrat, donde el presidente Joan Laporta reconoció en unas declaraciones que le había pedido a La Moreneta “por el Barça. Nos quedan cinco finales y lo importante es poder clasificarse para la Champions de la próxima temporada”. Por tanto, la idea de ganar LaLiga ya ha quedado apartada del imaginario del presidente.