Follow live as Newcastle visit Barcelona in Champions League last-16 second leg
Listen to BBC Radio 5 Live commentary at top of page - first leg ended 1-1
Bernal restores Barca lead after Elanga cancelled out Raphinha opener in end-to-end start
Liverpool face Galatasaray & Tottenham host Atletico Madrid at 20:00 GMT
Reds were beaten 1-0 in first leg, Spurs were thrashed 5-2
Bayern Munich also host Atalanta after 6-1 first-leg win in Italy
Barcelona 2-1 Newcastle (agg 3-2)
Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Nou Camp
Eddie Howe will be furious. Newcastle have the height and the physicality over this Barcelona team.
A floated ball is headed back across and Bernal can't miss from six yards out.
It's an absolute shocker for Newcastle.
Barcelona 2-1 Newcastle (agg 3-2)
Dan Burn plays his side into trouble after receiving the ball from Aaron Ramsdale but not looking entirely comfortable.
Sandro Tonali comes to bail him out and almost gets himself into trouble too but eventually is able to clear the ball away from danger.
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Newcastle’s defence multiple times has been nowhere. Could be a long night for the Toon Army.
Jacob, Brighton
Marc Bernal (18 mins)
Well that didn't last long!
It's a poor goal to concede from Newcastle's point of view.
Barcelona have a free-kick and it's sent in deep to the back post, Gerard Martin heads it back down across the face of goal and Marc Bernal only has to stab home.
Barcelona 1-1 Newcastle (agg 2-2)
Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at Nou Camp
What a response that is from Newcastle United.
Head coach Eddie Howe repeatedly lowered both his hands on the touchline, urging his players to stay calm, just seconds before Anthony Elanga drew his side level. The Swede was certainly cool in front of goal.
The away end is absolutely jumping.
Barcelona 1-1 Newcastle (agg 2-2)
Joelinton drags Lamine Yamal and he's into the referee's book.
If Newcastle make it through to the last eight the Brazilian will not feature.
Barcelona 1-1 Newcastle (agg 2-2)
Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Nou Camp
It's a brilliant goal, it really is. We said the opportunites will come for Newcastle, and it's from one end to the other.
Really good build-up play on that left hand side, Elanga's finish is sensational it really is.
How big of a goal could that be?
Barcelona 1-1 Newcastle (agg 2-2)
It was a brilliant goal on the break.
We've just said Barcelona look vulnerable at times and Newcastle have taken full advantage.
The away end enjoyed that one.
Anthony Elanga (15 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle are back level!
A sweeping ball across the top of the box from Lewis Hall and Anthony Elanga runs onto it and steers towards goal with his right foot.
It's a lovely finish. There was a potential shout for offside but replays show he has timed his run to perfection.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 2-1)
Elizabeth Conway
BBC Sport Spanish football reporter at Camp Nou
Barcelona have conceded in 12 consecutive European matches, a problem that Hansi Flick he is aware of and will try to solve in this game by keeping a clean sheet.
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I hope that doesn't deflate the lads. Not the start we wanted. Not at all!
Richard McLeod, Brentford
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 1-1)
Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Nou Camp
You do sense there is a vulnerability about Barcelona, Newcastle can hurt them. It's all going to be about their final ball and making the most of their opportunities when they do come their way.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 2-1)
Newcastle started the match well so there's no need to panic just yet and you do feel that Barcelona are liable to concede.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 2-1)
Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports
It's a magnificent finish. Lewis Hall slips at a vital time, if he stays on his feet, it would've been much more difficult for Raphinha.
A beautiful little turn from Yamal. Hall just falls at the wrong time and the ball ends up back at Raphinha's feet.
He takes his time and it's a beautiful finish, no keeper in the world is saving that. But if Hall stayed on his feet, he was intercepting that.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 2-1)
Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League
What a finish by Raphinha. The way he waits before having a shot, he is so calm.
Still, there is no need for Newcastle to panic. They had started well before the goal.. and there is still more than 80 minutes left.
You can hear more from Warnock on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 1-1)
Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Nou Camp
It's a wonderful turn from Lamine Yamal to start it, it's absolutley sensation. They're onto the Newcastle back four all of a sudden.
Raphina's got too much time to compose himself on that lethal left foot.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 2-1)
Barcelona almost make it two after a mistake from Malick Thiaw but Aaron Ramsdale comes out of his goal and clears the danger.
Barcelona 1-0 Newcastle (agg 2-1)
Elizabeth Conway
BBC Sport Spanish football reporter at Camp Nou
It's that man again.
After a hat-trick on Sunday, he's scored Barcelona's opening goal.
That's 18 goals in all competitions for the Brazilian.
Raphinha (6 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesWell Newcastle were probing for the early goal but it's Barcelona who strike first!
Lamine Yamal's brilliant turn leaves Malick Thiaw on the turf, he finds Raphinha who plays a one-two with Fermin Lopez before the Brazilian picks his spot and slotting into the bottom corner.
Brilliant play and a tough 85 minutes ahead now for Newcastle.
Barcelona 0-0 Newcastle (agg 1-1)
Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports
It's a wonderful arena to play football in. Newcastle have come in a confident mood and they've now got to walk to talk because this is going to be a titanic battle for them. It's a big pitch and Barcelona are a good side but they'll have their chances.
Manager:Hansi Flick
Formation:4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager:Eddie Howe
Formation:4 - 3 - 3
Manager:Hansi Flick
Formation:4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager:Eddie Howe
Formation:4 - 3 - 3
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Match momentum measures the swing of the match by comparing each team’s threat to see who is more likely to score within that minute. The momentum value is the difference between each team’s most dangerous moment, or team threat, in that minute.
Match momentum measures the swing of the match by comparing each team’s threat to see who is more likely to score within that minute. The momentum value is the difference between each team’s most dangerous moment, or team threat, in that minute.
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Kick off 1' | Barcelona |
2' | Newcastle United |
3' | Newcastle United |
4' | Newcastle United |
5' | Newcastle United |
6' | BarcelonaGoal |
7' | Barcelona |
8' | Barcelona |
9' | Barcelona |
10' | Barcelona |
11' | Barcelona |
12' | Newcastle United |
13' | Newcastle United |
14' | Newcastle United |
15' | Newcastle UnitedGoal |
16' | Newcastle United |
17' | Newcastle United |
18' | BarcelonaGoal |
19' | Barcelona |
20' | Barcelona |
21' | Barcelona |
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Barcelona have won both of their previous home games against Newcastle United in the UEFA Champions League, beating them 1-0 in November 1997 and 3-1 in December 2002.
Newcastle have lost five of their six away games against Spanish sides in all competitions, with this their first since a 2-1 loss at Deportivo de La Coruña in the 2005 UEFA Intertoto Cup. The only exception in this run was a 3-0 win at Mallorca in the 2003-04 UEFA Cup.
When drawing the first leg away from home, Barcelona have progressed from each of their last 10 UEFA Champions League knockout stage ties. They were last eliminated at the quarter-final stage in 2002-03 against Juventus (1-1 away, 1-2 home).
Newcastle’s 1-1 draw at St James’ Park was the 12th time an English side has failed to beat Barcelona in the first leg of a UEFA Champions League knockout stage tie. Just three of the previous 11 have progressed to the next round – Chelsea in 2004-05 (last 16), Manchester United in 2007-08 (semi-final) and Liverpool in 2018-19 (semi-final).
Barcelona have scored in each of their last 16 UEFA Champions League home games, netting 50 goals in total in this run (3.1 per game). They’ve won their last three at home by an aggregate score of 12-3.
Newcastle are unbeaten in their last six UEFA Champions League games (W3 D3), and are looking to win consecutive away games in the competition for the first time following their 6-1 victory at Qarabag in the play-offs.
Raphinha has been directly involved in 18 goals in 15 home games for Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League (9 goals, 9 assists). Of players with 10+ home appearances for the club in the competition, only Lionel Messi (1.45) has a higher goal involvement per 90 average than the Brazilian (1.35).
Newcastle’s Harvey Barnes has been directly involved in nine UEFA Champions League goals this season (6 goals, 3 assists). With teammate Anthony Gordon already on 12 this term (10 goals, 2 assists), the Magpies could become the first team in the competition’s history to have two English players reach 10 goal involvements in the same campaign.
In last week’s first leg between these two sides, no player on either side created more chances (5), made more defensive line-breaking passes (3) or won possession more times (7) than Newcastle defender Lewis Hall.
Lamine Yamal – who netted Barcelona’s equaliser in the first leg – has 12 goal involvements in his last 11 home matches in the UEFA Champions League (6 goals, 6 assists). If he plays in this match, it will be his first knockout stage match in the competition played at the Camp Nou – 911 days after making his first European appearance for the club.
