"Barcelona" defender Gerard Pique hopes that for the first time in the history of the UEFA Champions League final, they will be able to compete against their arch rivals Madrid's "Real". The Catalans secured the right to play in Berlin yesterday by losing 2-3, but beating Munich's "Bayern" footballers with a total difference of 5-3. Meanwhile, the Spanish capital team is behind Turin's "Juventus" after losing the first match away 1-2. "Barcelona" is also just a step away from the "La Liga" title, as the "royal" club lost points to "Valencia" last weekend. "Playing in the Champions League final against our most principled opponents would be an exciting experience," the Spaniard told AS. "It's a historic event. A treble would be the most beautiful. However, we know that everything can change in just a few moments." "It is still uncertain whether we will be able to play against Madrid's "Atletico" this weekend because of the strike. Everything looks good for now, but we also need to finish the season well." "We did everything properly, so we need to finish by fighting for the titles."
