The moment Lionel Messi schooled Paulo Dybala in UCL clash

He has fast become one of the world's most sought-after attacking players - netting twice in the 3-0 Champions League quarter-final first-leg win over Barcelona on Tuesday.

Regardless, Dybala was keen to remain in the moment after the win as Massimiliano Allegri's side seek to avoid a second-leg capitulation like Paris Saint-Germain suffered in the previous round at Camp Nou.

Earlier, Barcelona had registered a record-breaking achievement by overturning a 0-4 deficit from the first leg of their last-16 tie against PSG.

The 23-year-old has scored 39 times in all competitions since joining Juve in 2015 and has played more games during that time than anyone other than Gianluigi Buffon and Leonardo Bonucci.

Luis Enrique said he was "100 percent responsible" after Barcelona suffered another damaging away defeat in the Champions League, this time at the hands of Juventus.

It could have been worse for Barcelona had Ter Stegen not saved well on two occasions from Gonzalo Higuain, and officials not disallowed a goal from Juan Cuadrado that television replays showed to be good. "We have to do a big second game to go through to the semi-finals".

"The second half was much better, but I can't get the first half out of my head".

"It is hard for opponents and we have to be cautious because something has already happened at the Camp Nou, where the games last a long time".

"We had several opportunities in the very first half, moving the ball about and driving them to change, but we got a bit too greedy for an additional pass".

The Spaniard opted to start his team with the same formation against the Italians but it proved to be the reason behind their failure. "It's a shame because I saw the players with the intention to compete and to fight for the Champions League, but we've once again made errors".

"I think it would be better for us to speak among ourselves".