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Andres Iniesta believes that Barcelona's UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg with Chelsea will be very different from the match at Camp Nou.

The Catalans were left frustrated in the first leg as the Blues' stifling defensive tactics nullified the hosts' attacking threat.

The 0-0 draw in Spain means that Chelsea go into the game at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday with a slight advantage but Iniesta knows that one goal for the visitors would swing the tie back in their favour.

The 24-year-old is confident his side can breach the Chelsea defence, especially with the Blues being forced to open up themselves and score a goal.

"In the Nou Camp we were superior but the English have developed a defensive system," he told skysports.com.

"Now at Stamford Bridge both teams need the goals and the game changes. I believe the 90 minutes will be very emotional.

"The key is to stop their midfield and to avoid balls in to our box."

No pressure

Barca warmed up for the clash by thumping Real Madrid 6-2 at the Bernabeu on Saturday in 'El Clasico' and the midfielder admits that manager Pep Guardiola has urged them to carry that form into the return leg.

"We have worked towards the match in a calm manner," he added.

"Guardiola has demanded of us that it is necessary to repeat the spirit of the Bernabeu.

"Everybody always classes Barcelona as favourites but that is not an extra pressure for us.

"Throughout its history Barca is always obliged to win in all competitions."