Manchester United are eyeing another European comeback as they travel to Barcelona on Tuesday night to play the Champions League quarter-final second leg.
Barcelona lead 1-0 after the first leg at Old Trafford through a Luke Shaw own-goal.
Although the odds aren't quite as unlikely as when United did the unprecedented and came back from a 2-0 home leg defeat to knock Paris Saint-Germain out in the last round, it could well be harder to get through this time.
Unlike serial chokers PSG, Barca are a massively more experienced, smarter and better side - and one that hasn't lost at home in the Champions League in the last 30 games, the longest any club has ever gone.
United should be spirited by their performance in the first leg. Though they created little chances of their own they did relentlessly press Barca to the point that they were off their usual slick game and Lionel Messi was kept mostly quiet.
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But Messi did prove yet again that he only needs a moment to decide a game.
Barca warmed up for the clash by making ten changes to the side for the weekend's 0-0 La Liga draw against Huesca, with only goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen keeping his place.
Meaning Barca's stars will all be refreshed for the tie at the Camp Nou, whereas the majority of United's starters played in the 2-1 victory over West Ham.
So United have it all to do in Catalonia, but they've got history.
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What TV channel is Barcelona vs Manchester United on?
Barcelona vs Manchester United will be televised on BT Sport 2 from 7pm on Tuesday, April 16.
Kick-off from the Camp Nou is 8pm.
You'll be able to follow every twist and turn right here on our live blog.
Highlights of the game will be available on BT Sport's YouTube channel following its conclusion.
Team news for Barcelona vs Manchester United
United will once again be without the suspended Luke Shaw, after the defender picked up his third booking of the Champions League campaign in the first leg.
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Ashley Young is back available, however, after he sat out the victory against West Ham with his own suspension.
United have also received a double injury boost with two players returning to the squad.
Nemanja Matic has recovered from a bout of illness to make the trip whereas Alexis Sanchez is back in contention after being out of action with a knee injury for over two months.
Young striker Mason Greenwood, who came off the bench at the weekend, has not travelled with the squad.
Odds for Barcelona vs Manchester United (Sky Bet)
Barcelona - 4/11
Draw - 17/3
Manchester United - 13/2
Marcus Rashford to score first and United win 2-1 - 100/1
Romelu Lukaku to score and United to win - 11/1
Lionel Messi to score first and Barcelona win 2-1 - 28/1
