US EditionNewcastle head to the Camp Nou with a clean slate and a shot at European immortality
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The season’s prolegómenos are over and now everything is starting to be a face or cross, especially in the Champions League, where Barça welcomes Newcastle at Camp Nou (18:45) after the draw at St. James’ Park (1-1). It’s only worth winning to stay in rooms and stay alive in Europe, the elusive dream of the Blaugrana since 2015, eleven years ago, too long.
Newcastle head to the Camp Nou with a clean slate and a shot at European immortality
Barcelona and Newcastle United resume hostilities on Wednesday night when they meet at Camp Nou in the decisive second leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie. The contest is finely balanced after the two sides played out a dramatic 1-1 draw at St James’ Park in the first leg. Harvey Barnes gave Newcastle a late lead in that match before Lamine Yamal converted a stoppage-time penalty to rescue Barcelona. Barcelona will take confidence from…
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