BARCELONA, Spain — FC Barcelona don put themselves for strong position after dem beat Borussia Dortmund 4-0 for the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final last week. Di match happen for Estadi Olímpic, and e don set di pace for dem as dem dey eye semi-final spot wey dem never reach since 2019.
Di second leg go happen for Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday night for Germany at exactly 9 p.m. CEST. Barça sabi say dem still gats do work to secure di passage to di next round. Dortmund go want turn di table after di heavy loss for di last match.
Diego, spokesperson for Barça, talk say, “We get one foot for di semi-finals, but we no fit relax. We need to dey focused and ensure say we no allow Dortmund come back.”
People wey wan watch di match fit suffer small distraction as dem fit need VPN if dem dey abroad to catch di live stream. For USA, dem fit watch di game through Paramount+ and TUDN, while Canada folks fit check DAZN.
Di match make sense especially as both teams dey showcase di highest quality with Robert Lewandowski leading dia attack and Dortmund getting talents like Serhou Guirassy wey don also dey shine.
Barça record for Champions League dey impressive this season, as dem don pass di Round of 16 with 4-1 aggregate win over Benfica. Di team dey at di peak of Spain LaLiga too, sitting comfortably top with a record of 21 wins, 4 draws, and 5 losses.
For di match preview, Demba, a sports analyst talk say, “Barcelona no fit afford to underestimate Dortmund. Dem fit regroup and put up fight for home advantage.”
In di last encounter between di two sides wey happen for December, Barça win 3-2 in a thrilling match. Dis one dey promise to deliver more excitement as both teams dey fight for dey Champions League crown.
Overall, dis match dey come with high stakes as dem dey vie for position in di tournament, and e go definitely catch di attention of football fans globally. Di kickoff dey approach, and e go show how far dem fit go for dis prestigious tournament.
