Barcelona: Barcelona are capable of springing another remarkable Champions League comeback from 0-3 down against Juventus on Wednesday, insists coach Luis Enrique.

The Spanish champions made history by overcoming a 0-4 first-leg deficit by beating Paris Saint-Germain 6-1 in the second leg of their last 16 tie.

"It is obvious it is not our most consistent season, we have struggled more than in other years," said Enrique, after Barca's 3-2 win over Real Sociedad on Saturday.

"But this is a group of winners and champions are capable of doing anything. "Anyone who doubts that can switch off the lights on their way out."

Enrique, who will step down at the end of the season, predicted before the return leg of the PSG tie that has side would at least get back into the tie at some point at Camp Nou.

And he repeated that prediction for the visit of the Italian champions despite Juventus's excellent defensive record, having conceded just two goals in nine Champions League games this season.

"In the previous tie, we were able to overcome an even more difficult result. We will be in the tie at some point of the 90 minutes.

"We need to play a great game and have a clear and precise efficiency in front of goal. We have to be marvellous and perfect," he said. "The players need confidence to be at their best and that's what I'm trying to do as the coach."

On Saturday, Lionel Messi's double strike helped Barcelona scrape a 3-2 victory over Sociedad to keep the pressure on La Liga leaders Real Madrid, who needed a brace from Isco to beat Sporting Gijon by the same scoreline.

(Agencies)