Welcome to a special edition of the big Interview, my name is Martin Greg and today we are

previewing the Champions League last 16 second leg tie between Barcelona and

Napoli. And in doing so we'll be casting an eye back to the conclusion of the Lalega season from the Catalan club's perspective.

I'm joined by the host of the big interview, Graham Hunter.

Now given all that's happened in between times, we thought it was time for a little refresher on the first leg tie.

So if we start with Barcelona, they drew one with Napoli on February the 25th.

Driesmerton's opened the scoring, Antoine Griesman equalized and Vidal was sent off right at the

death for a tackle and then an aggressive head movement in the aftermath.

Before the Napoli first leg, Barcelona had beaten I-Bar 5 now and Madrid had lost to

Levante to give Barcelona a two-point lead at the top of Lalega. Then there was an Napoli game, then

Barcelona lost a classical 2-0 the following weekend.

Then it was a 1-0 win over Rio Sosia Dad.

Then it was lockdown.

So after lockdown, Barcelona played 11 games between June 13th and July the 19th, they won 8 drew 2 and lost once to

Osasuna at home. And as you may know they ended up losing the League by 5 points to

Real Madrid. So we're going to take a snapshot of Barcelona in the aftermath of that

one draw. How did that result look then and what has happened in the ensuing ones to change the

complexion of the Thai Graham Hunter.

Look it was ghost football in the south of Italy. It was ghost football

somewhat in the way that they played in Chirin when they were beating seen up by Gerventis somewhat of the way that they played in Chirin when they were beaten to you know by

Geventis somewhat of the way that they played and when they were pumped by

Roma to go out you know you could equate it to Paris when they lost four

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