In the last five years, Bayern Munich and FC Barcelona have faced each other no less than FIVE times, with the better FCB winning all five. The scoreline reads 19-2 on aggregate, an incredibly lopsided record for a game between two top teams in the UEFA Champions League.

FC Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick said that the Catalans are "ready" for his former club Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Barcelona have been hit by a number of injuries, with ter Stegen (cruciate ligament), Ronald Araújo (thigh), Christensen (Achilles), Bernal (knee) and Torres (hamstring) all out. Dani Olmo is back in full training, but it's unclear if he'll be fit enough to start after watching the 5-1 win over Sevilla from the bench.