The ball didn't want to go in against Juventus, says Luis Enrique

The Nou Camp supporters were optimistic of a qualifying win ahead of the match, hoping Barcelona repeat the winning wonder they had against PSG, overturning a first leg 4-0 defeat to win 6-5 on aggregate.

After holding Barcelona to a scoreless draw at the Camp Nou to book their place in the Champions League semi-final, Richie Sadlier praised the shift put in by Juventus in nullifying their hosts.

Barcelona forward Neymar was consoled by former teammate Dani Alves, now playing for Juventus, after the final whistle while Barcelona's fans cheered their team despite the elimination.

"Juventus are a great team and they were better than us in the tie and overall they deserved to go through". "We had chances but little by little the obstacles became mountains". "On Sunday there's another big match, and we'll go there to compete and try and win".

"We have seen that Barca can score three goals in three minutes so we will stay together until the 95th minute". They weren't flawless at the back - Lionel Messi probably should've scored in the 19th minute, but dragged his volley wide - but they didn't lose their cool, and looked consistently unsafe on the counter-attack. "We are very happy with this achievement against such a great side. It's very important for French clubs and for France", said Falcao. "We are not in our best moment, but we can win".

Football fans naturally found Alves not being on the pitch for kick-off very amusing, even if they were asking themselves what on earth he was doing.

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Monaco, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid now join Juve in the hat for the semi-final draw on Friday.

Barca welcomes back midfielder Sergio Busquets from suspension, while Juve is hopeful Dybala will be ready after he came off in the 2-0 weekend win at Pescara with a sprained ankle. In that period, no other Italian club has reached the Last 8 of the competition.

Bayern were left incensed, though, as Ronaldo's second and third goals were clearly offside. "We'll be looking to create opportunities to score and we're certain that we have what it takes to reach the next round".

The Old Lady have only conceded just twice in 10 Champions League matches this campaign.

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