Strange things happen when Inter Milan plays Barcelona in the Champions League semifinals. The last time the two teams met in the final four of Europe’s elite club competition, in 2010, Barcelona had to make a 15-hour journey by bus to Milan and lost that first leg 3-1.

One team, Barcelona rejuvenated by Flick and fueled by a title victory over bitter foes Real Madrid. The other, an Inter Milan that, despite a recent trouncing in the Coppa Italia, still has the audacity to silence any stadium.

Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys forms the backdrop for the first leg of Inter Milan’s Champions League semi-final tie against Barcelona. Wednesday’s clash in Catalonia finds two sides in