BARCELONA, Spain — FC Barcelona don dey prepare well for di second leg of dia UEFA Champions League quarterfinal against Borussia Dortmund after dem carry di first leg with 4-0 win last week for Estadi Olímpic. Dis match go hold for Signal Iduna Park on April 15 at 9 p.m. CEST.
Barcelona don sabi sey dem get good chance to reach di semifinals for di first time since 2019. Dem go face Dortmund who wan try turn di tide after di heavy defeat. Barcelona don dey lead di aggregate score, but dem no fit rest on dia oars.
“We sabi sey Borussia go bring dia best for home, but we dey focused. Our aim na to qualify for di next round,” Robert Lewandowski talk. Di Polish striker don perform well dis season, scoring several goals for di team.
Di second leg go get plenty viewers as many broadcasters go air di match across di world. For United States, fans fit watch di match live on Paramount+ and TUDN among oda platforms. Viewing times vary worldwide, with Canada showing di match for 12 p.m. PT, while Europe dey prepare for di 9 p.m. local time.
For North Africa & sub-Saharan Africa, di game go dey available on BeIN Sports for countries like Morocco and Kenya. Fans in di UK and Ireland fit catch di action on TNT and Amazon Prime, while fans for South America go see di match on ESPN.
On di home front, Barcelona supporters fit follow di match through dem official social media channels, where dem go dey post live updates and stats. Di club encourage fans to check dia local listings to confirm availability.
Dortmund don also confirm say some players no go fit play due to injuries, including Marcel Sabitzer and Nico Schlotterbeck. Meanwhile, Alejandro Balde dey out for Barcelona after him injury during weekend training.
“We dey watch our players. We get confidence even if some players dey out. Our depth for squad go help us,” coach of Barcelona talk as dem prepare for di big match.
As di match dey come closer, di tension go increase, with supporters eagerly awaiting as both teams dey ready for an intense encounter.
