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In perhaps the biggest game of the year, Inter Milan travels to Barcelona to face the Champions League champs at the Camp Nou. And, fortunately, Inter Milan gets to take a plane rather than in endure a 14-hour two-day bus trip as Barcelona did in the first match.

With Inter Milan winning the first match 3-1, Barcelona will need at least two goals to advance to the final at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid on May 22.

Who will win the match? What team will you be cheering for? Will Eto’o score against his old team. Will Messi get a hat trick again? Follow our live blog on Wednesday as you watch the match. Post comments. Tell us what you think about the players, the coaches, the announcers, and the game overall.

Inter Milan will be without Wesley Sneijder, as he suffered a muscle strain in Inter’s Serie A match versus Atalanta. Barcelona will be a little bit happy about this, as Sneijder as been on a tear for Inter. However, you never know what tricks Mourinho has up his sleeve, and Sneijder might make a miraculous recovery and play in the match.

Leading scorers for each team in the Champions League:

Lionel Messi 8 goals
Zlatan Ibrahimovic 4 goals
Alberto Millito 4 goals
Wesley Sneijder 3 goals

Wednesday – April 28, 2010
2:24 EST

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Guardiola & Mourinho’s Pre-Game Press Conference

Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola speak ahead of Barcelona versus Inter Milan in the Champions League. Of course Mourinho knows how to stir things up a bit prior to a big match.