“There are always miracles,” says Kovak before Barcelona.

Borussia Dortmund coach Niko Kovac says that his team should show a “completely different face” in the second stage of the Champions League quarter -finals against Barcelona.

The former Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski scored twice while the German side was crushed 4-0 from Barcelona last week At the first station.

But Dortmund is accustomed to providing its best for the Champions League, and reached the final last year, and he will hope for the legendary return at home.

Barcelona did not face defeat in 2025, but Kovac wanted to fight his team.

He said: “We know the situation. We want to show a completely different face tomorrow from what it was in the first stage and win the game.

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“There are always miracles, but we also know that Barcelona has not lost a competitive game so far this year.

“We must be from the first minute tomorrow and get the fans to our side. We will only get the necessary wind from them, and the desire to run, perform and pass.”

Dortmund, who also fought in the German league, can be eighth in the standings at 42 points, without Captain Emery Saq Al -Awda in Germany against Barcelona, ​​the triple chase.

“We have rested Emery in training today,” Kovak said.

“You have to emphasize this. It is possible that he will not play tomorrow, and we have to see.”

Kovak also praised the midfield title Felix Nisha, who returned to the team earlier this month after a long absence due to a knee injury, adding: “Felix has developed well as a player and as a person.

“He can do everything on the ball, and he has great dynamics and he is a full player. After his long injury, he is still a little late in terms of fitness.”