Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman insists his resurgent team can still compete with the strongest in Europe as they prepare to take on a Paris Saint-Germain side missing Neymar in their Champions League last 16, first leg on Tuesday. "I don't see other teams who are much better than Barcelona, but I think it's not good if you are changing a lot of things in the team, if you are playing with young players, to expect that we will win the Champions League," Koeman told media ahead of Tuesday's game at the Camp Nou. Barcelona remain a club in crisis off the field, mired in debt and with a presidential election due next month, but playing results have turned around since they ended their Champions League group-stage campaign with a 3-0 home loss to Juventus in December. 

Kylian Mbappe is expected to come good in Neymar’s absence. Pics/AFP, Getty Images