The return leg in the Champions League has an essential question - is it better for Barca to go for the nearly-impossible knockout, or to focus on getting a good result in the match itself, even if it does not help the team progress?

The Champions League semifinals are just days away and the top two teams of the past five years (according to UEFA's ratings) face off for a place in the final.

Barcelona have lots of decisions to make before their second leg Champions League clash with Paris Saint Germain. Will Messi be fit enough to start? Who will partner Gerard Pique in central defense? And what surprising formations could Tito use?

With Lionel Messi out and the backline in trouble, the unlikely saviors could prove to be the in form but super inconsistent tandem of Alexis Sanchez and Cesc Fabregas.

Choosing a starting eleven for any team is tough. But when that team contains World Cup winners, Euro winners and a serial Ballon d'Or winner it becomes a lot harder.

Barcelona struggled to break down Granada but finally scored twice in the last five minutes. It's not the first time this season Barca have scored late. How does possession affects tiredness, and what other factors are at play in these late surges?

Barcelona have three players out injured for tomorrow's match with Getafe. Will this lead to a change of tactics for the starting XI

The 3-4-3 was the formation Pep Guardiola used as an alternative to his base system, but is new Barcelona head coach Tito Vilanova going to opt for a 4-2-3-1 instead?

A tactical preview of FC Barcelona's Supercopa second-leg clash with Real Madrid.

A tactical preview of Barcelona's upcoming friendly with Paris Saint Germain. What exactly are the keys to victory for the Blaugrana, and who are the danger-men for Carlo Ancelotti's side?