In La Liga, Barcelona played 10 home matches, all of which ended in Catalan victory, just as they did in the Champions League, where the fans celebrated more than one goal; the only exception was against Rayo Vallecano, where the team scored just one goal (1–0).
In the rest of the matches, the team celebrated two, three, four or even seven goals at home and in Europe.
Since Barcelona’s return to the Camp Nou, they have suffered just four defeats across all competitions, all of them away from home against: Chelsea, Real Sociedad, Atlético Madrid and Girona, as well as a single draw against Newcastle.
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The Catalan side are well aware that the result of the first leg could decide qualification, as indeed happened in the Copa del Rey, when Simeone’s side shut the door on their progress to the final. Therefore, alongside his tactical plans, manager Flick will rely on his most important weapon: the Camp Nou crowd.