Marc-Andre Ter Stegen: Barcelona goalkeeper sends warning to Man Utd ahead of CL clash
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen has said that Barcelona will relentlessly attack in the second leg of the Champions League Quarterfinals.
Barcelona carry a slender lead against Manchester United from the first leg, thanks to an own goal from Luke Shaw. The Blaugrana did not look at their best, but they got the job done by bagging the all-important away goal at Old Trafford last week.
Despite carrying an advantage, Barcelona’s goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen has sounded out that the team will be looking to attack from minute one to progress to the next round of the competition.
“We don’t have a very big advantage,” the German told reporters Monday. “We want not only to defend it but also show that we are superior and we need to have a good game.
Here’s how Twitter reacted..
We will aim to dominate Manchester United in second leg, says Marc-Andre ter Stegen https://t.co/kgaS6fKQwp
— Indy Football (@IndyFootball) April 15, 2019
How are Barcelona planning on sending Man Utd out of the #UCL
tomorrow night?#BarçaMUFC | @CrossyDailyStarhttps://t.co/iQSv09XpBP— Daily Star Sport (@DailyStar_Sport) April 15, 2019
Andre Marc Ter Stegen ahead of Barcelona’s #UCL match against Manchester United.
“We have to keep the ball and create good chances and score. United are very quick. You always have to have be alert. I think it’s key to win this very difficult game tomorrow.” #ForcaBarca pic.twitter.com/AJEA42nIs8
— SBOBET (@SBOBET) April 15, 2019
Marc-André ter Stegen: “Anything can happen in the Champions League… We’ve seen it for the last three years and now we want to win, in our own way, to prove we’re superior to Manchester United.” pic.twitter.com/MtZUUlI5C5
— barcacentre (@barcacentre) April 15, 2019
Ter Stegen: “We don’t have a very big advantage. We want to show that we are superior to United.” pic.twitter.com/aMxLt8ER27
— Ben Hayward (@bghayward) April 15, 2019
What’s next?
Barcelona will play back-to-back home games in the Champions League and La Liga. The Blaugrana will invite Manchester United on Tuesday night and that clash is followed by the game against Real Sociedad four days later.
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