Barcelona’s defeat to qualify for the last-16 stage of the League for the next season in a row was confirmed last Wednesday when Inter recorded a 4-0 win over Viktoria Plzen, with Xavi‘s side dropping into the Europa League ahead of their clash with Bayern.

The German champions proved to be too strong for their opponents at Camp Nou, recording a 3-0 victory, with the result meaning that the Catalan outfit has picked up just four points from their five games in the section, boasting a title of one win, one draw, and three defeats.

Viktoria Plzen has conceded four times in each of their last two games in the competition, meanwhile, losing at home to Bayern and away to Inter, which has left them firmly rooted to the bottom of the table ahead of their home clash with third-placed Barcelona on Tuesday night.

Eric Garcia picked up a groin issue against Valencia and is also expected to miss out, while Jules Kunde is unlikely to be risked, having been substituted with muscular discomfort on Saturday.

Head coach Xavi is expected to shuffle his pack for Tuesday’s contest, with Marcos Alonso and Gerard Pique potentially starting as the two central defenders.

Barcelona has struggled in the group stage of this season’s Champions League, but the visitors should be far too strong for their opponents here. Viktoria Plzen has conceded 20 times in their five games thus far, but we are not expecting a huge victory on Tuesday, only predicting two goals.

Barcelona’s defeat to qualify for the last-16 stage of the League for the next season in a row was confirmed last Wednesday when Inter recorded a 4-0 win over Viktoria Plzen, with Xavi‘s side dropping into the Europa League ahead of their clash with Bayern.

The German champions proved to be too strong for their opponents at Camp Nou, recording a 3-0 victory, with the result meaning that the Catalan outfit has picked up just four points from their five games in the section, boasting a title of one win, one draw, and three defeats.

Viktoria Plzen has conceded four times in each of their last two games in the competition, meanwhile, losing at home to Bayern and away to Inter, which has left them firmly rooted to the bottom of the table ahead of their home clash with third-placed Barcelona on Tuesday night.

Eric Garcia picked up a groin issue against Valencia and is also expected to miss out, while Jules Kunde is unlikely to be risked, having been substituted with muscular discomfort on Saturday.

Head coach Xavi is expected to shuffle his pack for Tuesday’s contest, with Marcos Alonso and Gerard Pique potentially starting as the two central defenders.

Barcelona has struggled in the group stage of this season’s Champions League, but the visitors should be far too strong for their opponents here. Viktoria Plzen has conceded 20 times in their five games thus far, but we are not expecting a huge victory on Tuesday, only predicting two goals.