UCL:
Barcelona vs Chelsea
Estadio Camp Nou
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Barcelona
Barcelona forward Lionel Messi is optimistic that he will be able
to play against Chelsea in the Champions League at home on Tuesday
despite an ankle injury.
Normal business was resumed in the Nou Camp on Saturday as
Barcelona brushed aside Recreativo Huelva. Ronaldinho hit back at
his detractors with two of the goals, including a rare headed
effort, in a result which sees Barcelona move clear at the top of
the Spanish League.
In the end, though, it was another convincing win for the hosts.
But the real test for Frank Rijkaard's side will come on Tuesday
night against Chelsea in the Champions League. Barcelona will face
an uphill struggle to qualify if they are beaten by Chelsea on
Tuesday.
Chelsea
Boulahrouz, A Cole, Shevchenko were all rested during their weekend
match with Sheffield United. Makelele only came on late as a sub
during their 2-0 win.
Chelsea beat holders Barca 1-0 at Stamford Bridge to take a
stranglehold on Champions League Group A. Ballack claims the win
over Barcelona has injected new confidence into Jose Mourinho's
squad.
The Blues have now taken nine points from three games and look
certain to progress to the knockout stage, and they can leave Frank
Rijkaard's team in deep trouble if they win in the Nou Camp on
Tuesday.

Barcelona : Victor Valdes, Ronaldinho, Anderson
Deco, Rafael Marquez, Leo Messi, Hernandez Xavi, Carles Puyol,
Gianluca Zambrotta, Jose Gomes Edmilson, Silvio Sylvinho, Samuel
Eto'o, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Andres Iniesta, Lilian Thuram, Giovanni
Van Bronckhorst, Juliano Belletti, Ludovic Giuly, Thiago Motta,
Santiago Ezquerro, Albert Jorquera, Presas Oleguer, Javier
Saviola
Chelsea : Hilario, Boulahrouz, Carvalho, Terry, A
Cole, Makelele, Essien, Lampard, Ballack, Drogba, Shevchenko,
Robben, Cudicini, Ferreira, Bridge, Geremi, Mikel, J Cole, Kalou,
Wright-Phillips,