Pick Your Inter Team To Face Barcelona

Inter take on Barcelona for a place in the next round of the Champions League. Goal.com invites you to pick your starting XI.

Nov 23, 2009 4:26:06 AM

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Calling all armchair coaches! The time has come for you to pit your wits against Jose Mourinho and pick your Inter team.
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Inter travel to the Camp Nou hoping to move a step closer to qualifying for the next round of the Champions League. Wesley Sneijder is a doubt for the game after missing the match against Bologna. Davide Santon is out for the rest of the group phase after having undergone surgery to his knee.

There are no suspensions for this clash but Maicon, Walter Samuel and Cristian Chivu are a booking away from a ban. Here is the squad at your disposal.
 
Goalkeepers: Francesco Toldo, Julio Cesar, Paolo Orlandoni

Defenders: Ivan Cordoba, Javier Zanetti, Lucio, Maicon, Cristian Chivu, Marco Materazzi, Walter Samuel.

Midfielders: Dejan Stankovic, Ricardo Quaresma, Patrick Vieira, Rene Krhin, Esteban Cambiasso, Amantino Mancini, Thiago Motta, Joel Obi.

Strikers: Samuel Eto'o, David Suazo, Mario Balotelli, Diego Milito.

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