Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas has told his teammates to believe in themselves and fear no one when they face the 'best club in the world' according to Fabregas.
The Arsenal talisman has been tipped to leave Gunners to head back to his former club Barcelona over the past couple of seasons. But nothing happened and Fabregas is currently preparing his Arsenal teammates ahead of their biggest game of the season so far.
"We know they are the best team in the world and it is a big task for us," said Fabregas, according to The Telegraph.
"We will do our best. We have a young team but one with a lot of quality and energy. We are very motivated."
Arsenal met the same team last season in the Quarter finals but after holding Barcelona to a draw at Emirates, Lionel Messi produced a four-goal thriller at Camp Nou to put Barcelona through to the semi-final.
When asked about what the Gunners learned from that game, Fabregas said: "It is difficult to learn. They are such a good team that, even if you know everything, they have so many quality players that can make the difference."
The 23-year-old added: "We don’t have to worry too much about them. We have to play with no fear. Last season in the first half [of the first leg] we respected them too much. We just have to play our game."
Arsenal take on Barcelona this Wednesday in a match that could a spectacular one. Do not miss the action!
"We know they are the best team in the world and it is a big task for us," said Fabregas, according to The Telegraph.
"We will do our best. We have a young team but one with a lot of quality and energy. We are very motivated."
Arsenal met the same team last season in the Quarter finals but after holding Barcelona to a draw at Emirates, Lionel Messi produced a four-goal thriller at Camp Nou to put Barcelona through to the semi-final.
When asked about what the Gunners learned from that game, Fabregas said: "It is difficult to learn. They are such a good team that, even if you know everything, they have so many quality players that can make the difference."
The 23-year-old added: "We don’t have to worry too much about them. We have to play with no fear. Last season in the first half [of the first leg] we respected them too much. We just have to play our game."
Arsenal take on Barcelona this Wednesday in a match that could a spectacular one. Do not miss the action!
