Direct Barca must stand firm against PSG


Barcelona's soccer player Neymar is silhouetted before their Spanish first division soccer match against Valencia at Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona April 18, 2015. REUTERS/Albert Gea

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona's lethal attack has put them on course for a seventh Champions League semi-final place in eight years but their shaky defence gives Paris Saint Germain a glimmer of hope on Tuesday.

The Catalan side are renowned for the quick passing possession game that brought them so much success under Pep Guardiola, but now coach Luis Enrique is looking to triumph with a more direct approach.

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