Updates from 5.45pm (GMT) kickoff at Camp Nou Get in touch: email Scott and follow us on BlueSky How costly will Lamine Yamal’s late, late, late equaliser in last week’s first leg prove to be? Because the thing is, Barcelona have only lost two of their 37 home matches against English clubs and are unbeaten against them in 14, ever since Craig Bellamy rocked up to play a little golf back in 2007 . History isn’t Newcastle United’s friend here. Or is it?! And that’s because Newcastle have lost only one of their last ten Champions League matches; have lost the second leg in only one of their last ten European ties, winning seven; and have won two of the three European ties in which they drew the first leg at home. Throw in Barca’s habit this season of suffering some really big off-days – beaten 4-1 by Sevilla, 3-0 by Chelsea, 4-0 by Atletico Madrid – plus Newcastle having the personnel to bother Hansi Flick’s gung-ho high line, and Eddie Howe’s men won’t be going to Camp Nou without hope. Kick-off is at 5.45pm GMT. It’s on! Continue reading...