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Facts: Man Utd v Barcelona
It is the second leg of the Champions League semi-final match between Manchester United and Barcelona. With just minutes before kick-off, EyeFootball gives you some facts and figures worth noting.
* Man Utd and Barca have four draws between them in European Cup matches, the only win goes to Barca.
* Man Utd are or a run of eleven straight victories at home in the Champions League and have not lost there for three seasons.
* Barca has recorded only two defeats in the last 32 games in the Champions league.
* A striking record - Both teams are undefeated in this season's champions league, winning eight and drawing three. In addition to it, they have both scored 18 goals and let in five.
* Man Utd have been knocked out of Europe on the previous three occasions when they drew the away match 0-0.
* Barca has won four out of eight semi-finals and Man Utd have only got through twice out of nine they have contested.
* The Match Referee, Herbert Fandel, was in charge of the Milan v Liverpool, last season.
Article written by: Abhilash Manapatt
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