Inter must get ready for a very hostile atmosphere at the Nou Camp tomorrow after their contentious 1-0 victory against Barcelona at the San Siro last week.
Simone Inzaghi’s team is aware that a draw in Spain might be enough to advance from the group stage after last week’s victory at the Stadio Mezza.
In one of the more contentious games of the year, despite what appeared to be a handball by Denzel Dumfries, the Catalans’ appeals for a penalty kick were denied, and they also had a goal disallowed.
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This week, Barcelona President Joan Laporta alleged that the San Siro refereeing was “shameful,” and he added that he had told UEFA of the Catalans’ worries.
Even while the La Liga heavyweights ultimately opted not to file a complaint against referee Slavko Vincic with UEFA, numerous reports in Italy imply that Inter are dissatisfied with how Barcelona management have handled the matter.
The atmosphere at the Nou Camp tomorrow night will be electrifying since the Catalans cannot afford to lose two games in a row and be eliminated from the Champions League group stage.
In an Instagram post following their defeat last week, Barcelona promised that their supporters would perform as their “12th man” in the rematch.
Since they were recorded screaming derogatory songs against the Nerazzurri during their 1-0 victory over Celta Vigo on Sunday, their fans are already in the mood.
The Grada d’Animaci, the most extreme group of Barcelona fans, also made a social media appeal, imploring followers to “support the team as they deserve” and included an image that needs no further explanation.