HIGUAIN: BARCELONA CAN COME BACK

The Italian side won 3-0 in their first leg clash but
the Argentina international is taking nothing for
granted against the Liga giants

Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain knows there is no
room for complacency against miracle men Barcelona
at Camp Nou on Wednesday
The Serie A leaders boast a commanding 3-0
advantage over Barca from the first leg of their
Champions League quarter-final.
But Luis Enrique's men – who face a pivotal week in
the season with a trip to Real Madrid in El Clasico on
Sunday following on their agenda – made Champions
League history in the previous round when they
overturned a 4-0 deficit against Paris Saint-Germain
with an improbable 6-1 win on home turf.
"I don't know whether our 3-0 lead will be enough. We
have to come out fighting at Camp Nou and play like
we did in the first leg in Turin," former Madrid
striker Higuain told Juve's official website.
"Barcelona showed against PSG that they're capable of
producing miracles, so we have to be on our toes.
"They'll be wary of us too, however. We'll be looking
to create opportunities to score and we're certain
that we have what it takes to reach the next round."
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Juventus have designs on sweeping the board with a
treble this season.
They hold a handsome eight-point advantage over
Roma at the top of Serie A with six games to play and
face Lazio in the Coppa Italia final at the end of next
month.
"I'm very satisfied about how the season is going.
There's still just over a month left and we want to go
all the way in each competition," said record signing
Higuain, who has 29 goals in all competitions.
"This is a crucial moment in our league campaign. It's
not over yet and we've 18 points to play for so we
can't take our foot off the gas.
"With each game, however, we're getting closer and
closer to that sixth straight Scudetto we all want so
much. We're in the driving seat."

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