Barcelona: Rio Ferdinand rips into five players after defeat at Juventus

This morning the young fella pulled out a stunning brace to help lead Juventus to down FC Barcelona 3 - 0 in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final.

Dybala opened the scoring in the seventh minute when he converted from Cuadrado's right wing cross.

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Dismal Barcelona's only hope is to repeat their feat of the previous round, when they recovered from a 4-0 first-leg loss to Paris St Germain by beating the French side 6-1 at home.

"The Champions League punished us with their two goals, but something else was seen from us in the second half.

Juventus was superior to us in every way", Barcelona coach Luis Enrique said.

Three minutes in Gonzalo Higuain headed a free-kick delivery straight at Marc-Andre ter Stegen from ten yards out, when he should have done far better. "In Barcelona, it will be different and we have to try and score a goal". We had better positioning in the second half, but the rival also let us have the ball.

"First we have to think about the league", said Ter Stegen.

Andres Iniesta had the away side's first clear attempt of the night in the 21st minute after breaking into the Juventus box, but Gianluigi Buffon was on hand to make a wonderful save as the home side kept their one-goal lead in tact.

There was a one-on-one duel between the two players and Messi used his quick feet to leave Dybala wondering what on earth had just happened.

"There are five or six in this team who shouldn't even be putting on the shirt because the way that they played, the intensity and the quality is not on the same planet".

Luis Suarez blew a chance to grab a crucial away goal 12 minutes later when his effort hit the outside of the left post.

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Higuain has scored 27 goals for Juventus this season, with three of them coming in the Champions League.