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Title: It Is Not Over Yet - Pique
Post by: Folami David on May 01, 2013, 06:32 PM
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Barcelona have a mountain to climb as Bayern Münich visit the Camp Nou tonight but Gerard Piqué feels if the fans get behind the team "anything is possible – we believe 100% we will turn this around".
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Beaten 4-0 in Germany last week, Barcelona must do what no side has ever managed in the UEFA Champions League era – overturn a four-goal first leg defeat – to reach a third final in five years. Piqué, however, points to the attacking arsenal at coach Tito Vilanova's disposal, saying: "Our team has great players. When I go onto the pitch and see Leo [Messi], Xavi [Hernández], Cesc [Fàbregas] and so on, I know we will win the match."
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That winning mentality has led Barça to a record sixth successive UEFA Champions League semi-final and, despite the size of the task at hand, centre back Piqué is dreaming of taking the next step. "If we can do it, it'll be a great achievement, but it [means] nothing if you reach the final and lose."
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The Blaugrana can take heart from the last time they hosted Bayern, a 4-0 home win in the 2009 quarter- finals which featured two goals for Messi, and the fit-again Argentinian will be key again this time according to Piqué.
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"We know what Messi means – he's the best in the world and to have him in the team is great news," the 26-year-old stressed. "We need everyone, especially him. We will need to be very attacking and have Messi involved a lot. All our attackers need to be incisive, generate lots of chances and be strong in midfield."
Title: Re: It Is Not Over Yet - Pique
Post by: Shola Sholaz on May 02, 2013, 03:24 PM
Gerrard Pique has seen now that it is very over. There was nothing Barcelona could do. Congratulations to Bayern Munich.
Title: Re: It Is Not Over Yet - Pique
Post by: Folami David on May 02, 2013, 06:00 PM
I guess he knows better now. Let them go and prepare well for next season. They would come out bigger and better I hope.