Barcelona skipper Andres Iniesta is concerned another Champions League rebound - this time against Juventus - could be past them.
Andres Iniesta lets it be known will be "unimaginable" for Barcelona to topple their Champions League deficiency to Juventus unless they demonstrate bona fide change in the second leg.
The Spanish champions were beaten 3-0 in Turin by Massimiliano Allegri's side, with Paulo Dybala scoring twice before Giorgio Chiellini's second-half header.
Barca delighted in a greater amount of the ownership yet attempted to put Gianluigi Buffon's objective under any genuine danger as they drooped to a moment huge away thrashing in succession in the opposition.
Despite the fact that they impacted the world forever by upsetting a 4-0 misfortune to Paris Saint-Germain in the last round with a 6-1 second-leg triumph, Iniesta says any comparative rebound will be past them on the off chance that they don't hone up at Camp Nou.
"We did some terrible things, essentially in the main half," he told TV3. "The Champions League rebuffs you with these two objectives.
"In the second half we saw something else. We demand to score one objective however that doesn't help now.
"Juve are a decent group however when you don't do things well, you are punished a great deal.
"The inclination is not as cynical as it was in Paris but rather at the end of the day we have a genuine tough errand in a knockout amusement.
"In the event that we get things done as we need to, we'll be back in the tie. If not, it will be outlandish."
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