Barcelona and Manchester United will confront each other in the final of Europe’s premier club competition for the second time in three years at Wembley on May 28.
Here is some latest updates coming from both camps.

Barcelona Legend Johan Cruyff view on the upcoming final match
“It is a one-off match, so anything can happen,” the Dutchman told Catalan daily Sport.
Cruyff, a legend at Barcelona both as a player and as a coach, was at the helm when the Catalan giants won the tournament in 1991-92 and believes that just like his team, Pep Guardiola’s side are “perfect.”
“They are doing pretty well,” he said.
“The aim is to always try to assemble the best team possible, to play good football and to ensure that young people are proud to be associated with the Blaugrana. Comparing these things isn’t really the best approach.
“When we won it, we were perfect. When [Frank] Rijkaard took over, they were perfect again. Now under Guardiola’s system, it also seems perfect for Barcelona. The most important thing is that Barcelona are proud and happy with what happens on the field.”
Barcelona Midfielder Xavi thinks Manchester United are the favorites
Manchester United are the favourites,” said the Spain international, according to ESPNSoccernet. “They’re a great team that also likes to play football, and perhaps that’s good for us.”
Team-mate Pedro echoed his words and said: “I hope we can win but Manchester are also a great team.”
Manchester United keeper Van Der Sar wants to finish on top before retiring and on Sunday’s match against Chelsea
“If we win it will be a nice way to finish, otherwise I will have to keep on going,” he laughed to reporters.
“You have to work hard in life to get to things and that is what we have done as a team this season.”
The 40-year-old looks set to become the oldest player to ever play in a final later this month, but until then the keeper has his sights set on winning the Premier League and insists Sir Alex Ferguson’s team choice in the 4-1 second leg victory over Schalke on Wednesday was justified.
“It was good that we brought some fresher players in,” he added.
“Hopefully some freshness and that extra bit of rest will help us on Sunday.”
Van der Sar also admitted he is not suprised by the way United’s domestic season has turned out and admits the title all hangs on Sunday’s match with Chelsea.
“I am not shocked,” he said. “There are certain games in any season you can lose. Chelsea and Liverpool away for instance.
“It’s the others that are harder to take.
“Probably, all three teams at the top have games where they look back and think how did we lose that, or why did we draw there or what happened then.
“It doesn’t really matter now. It is all up for grabs on Sunday.”
Inter legend and captain Javier Zanetti thinks Manchester United has got to take a revenge
“I think the Manchester we saw yesterday [against Schalke] can have revenge this year for the final they lost in Rome,”
Zanetti told the press.
“It will not be an easy feat as Barcelona are the team who play the best football in the world.”
On Inter’s season, he added: “We are the world champions and we won the Supercoppa Italiana. So the season is not to be thrown away.”