It's all to play for in the Champions League quarter-final after Barcelona edged a tight 1-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
United are still well in the contest after the result, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will have to inspire another miracle at the Nou Camp to keep their dreams alive after Luke Shaw's own goal proved the difference in a narrow first leg loss.
As the 20th anniversary of the Norwegian's treble-sealing triumph against Bayern Munich approaches, the former striker will have to upset the odds at Barca's home once again if his side are to progress next Tuesday.
Luis Suarez's header off the back of Shaw was all that separated the sides in the first leg at Old Trafford, with the way United frustrated the swashbuckling LaLiga leaders in a 1-0 loss giving them some hope of turning around their first quarter-final in five years.
Solskjaer's side will also take encouragement from last month's jaw-dropping win at Paris St Germain, where United became the first side in Champions League history to overturn a first-leg home defeat of two goals.
Much like that last-16 clash, the tie could have been out of sight ahead of the return fixture. Barca had the hosts chasing shadows for the first 25 minutes, with Shaw - suspended for the second leg - accidentally putting Ernesto Valverde's side ahead after Suarez met a superb cross from Lionel Messi.
Initially ruled out for offside, Video Assistant Referee Massimiliano Irrati overturned the decision and the former Liverpool striker made the most of his moment in the spotlight.
Philippe Coutinho forced a fine save from David De Gea but Solskjaer's Reds grew into the game from the mid-point of the first half and at times had Barcelona rattled.
But as much as they frustrated the visitors, they failed to get a shot on target and Solskjaer's side suffered a fourth loss in five matches to leave them facing an uphill battle in Spain.
Man Utd 0-1 Barcelona - Opta stats
- Manchester United have lost three consecutive home Champions League knockout stage games for the first time.
- This was Barcelona’s fourth Champions League victory against Manchester United, with each one coming in a different stadium (Camp Nou, Stadio Olimpico, Wembley and Old Trafford).
- Manchester United have lost four of their last six Champions League home games, as many as they had in their previous 71 at Old Trafford in the competition (W51 D16 L4).
- Manchester United failed to have a single shot on target in a Champions League game for the first time since March 2005, in a 0-1 loss at AC Milan.
- Barcelona have won five of their last seven away games against English opponents in the Champions League (D1 L1), as many as they had in their first 17 such games in the competition (W5 D5 L7).
- 36% of Manchester United’s total home defeats in the Champions League have been against Spanish opponents (5/14).
- Luke Shaw’s own goal was the eighth Manchester United have scored in the Champions League – no side has netted more in the history of the competition.
- Luis Suarez has had more shots without finding the net than any other player in the Champions League this season (33).