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Barcelona are looking to make it to the semi finals of the Europa League on Thursday when they face Eintracht Frankfurt at the Camp Nou. The pair played out a 1-1 draw in Germany in the first leg and the Catalans will be confident that they can secure a win in the deciding match just as they did against Napoli and Galatasaray in the previous rounds. Stay with us here on the live blog for all the pre-match build-up and then minute-by-minute updates from Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt.

Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt FULL TIME : 2-3

This is the very beginning of our Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt live blog, as we bring you all the updates from this Thursday evening meeting at the Camp Nou.

FULL TIME

Barcelona are out of the Europa League. Eintracht Frankfurt were the better side on the night and deservedly go through. The Catalans were slow to get going while the Germans showed intensity throughout.

Minute 90+9: GOAL – BARCELONA

Depay scores from the spot for Barcelona.

Minute 90+4: Araujo has a chance

Jordi Alba cuts it back to Araujo in the box unmarked but his strike is blocked by the defender and Luuk de Jong is offside on the rebound.

Minute 90: GOAL – BARCELONA

Busquets scores and this time it counts! An incredible strike from the defensive midfielder. But it’s too little too late for the hosts.

Minute 84: Busquets goal disallowed

Busquets thinks he has got Barcelona back into the game with a close range strike but it is eventually ruled out by VAR for offside.

Minute 75: Kamada goes close

It’s all Eintracht now and Kamada goes close with a fine long-range effort from outside the box.

Minute 67: GOAL – EINTRACHT FRANKFURT

Kostic scores again, and it’s surely game over now. Barcelona’s defence falls asleep from a throw-in, with Dest slow to get out to the eventual scorer who fires powerfully across goal and into the corner.

Minute 62: Double change from Xavi

Xavi makes two chances: Mingueza and Aubameyang make way for Adama and Dest.

Minute 57: Ter Stegen keeps Barcelona alive

A fast breakaway from Eintracht leaves them with a big chance but Ter Stegen makes the save with his legs.

Minute 46: Second half begins with a big chance

Dembele causes havoc down the right again. His wicked cross across goal gets a minor touch off the Eintracht defender, taking it off the toe of Aubameyang.

HALF TIME

Eintracht have a big lead at the break, with an early penalty from Kostic followed by thunderbolt from Borre just before the break. Barcelona have it all to do in the second period.

Minute 38: GOAL – EINTRACHT FRANKFURT

The visitors are 2-0 up at the Camp Nou! Borre unleashes a thunderous strike from 30 yards out and it flies into the top corner beyond Ter Stegen.

Minute 35: Knauff causing problems

Knauff, who scored a screamer in the first leg, goes on a fine marauding run down the right. The full back cuts inside onto his left foot before striking on goal, but Ter Stegen saves it.

Minute 25: Kostic strikes on target

Frankfurt counter down the left, ending with Kostic having an effort on goal. It’s comfortably gathered by Ter Stegen, however.

Minute 17: Araujo effort denied

A freekick from Alba is initially cleared by the German defence but only as far as Araujo, who attempts a first-time volley which is tipped over the bar by Trapp.

Minute 9: Big chance for Auba

Dembele cuts in from the right and delivers a fine cross for his partner in crime Aubameyang, but the striker heads over.

Minute 3: GOAL – EINTRACHT FRANKFURT

A penalty is awarded to the visitors. It looked soft but VAR does not intervene. Kostic steps up and converts.

KICK OFF

We’re underway at Camp Nou.

18:50 BST: Eintracht Frankfurt’s starting XI

Toure and Rode come in for the suspended Tuta and the injured Sow.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s starting XI: Trapp, Knauff, Toure, Hinteregger, N’Dicka, Kostic, Jackic, Rode, Lindstrom, Kamada, Borre.

18:45 BST: Barcelona’s starting XI

Aubameyang, Ferran Torres and Dembele lead the line for Barcelona while Mingueza fills in for the injured Pique.

Barcelona’s starting XI: Ter Stegen, Mingueza, Araujo, Eric, Alba, Gavi, Busquets, Pedri, Dembele, Aubameyang, Torres

18:00 BST: Barcelona are taking things seriously

While many at Barcelona looked down on the Europa League when they were eliminated from the Champions League, Xavi has brought a spark back to the club and they are very much taking Europe’s secondary club competition seriously. Thursday is a big step towards the Blaugrana securing some silverware for the 2021/22 season.

Barcelona predicted line-up

Gerard Pique is still out with an adductor issue while Sergi Roberto, Sergino Dest and Samuel Umtiti are all out through injury, and Dani Alves is ineligible for the match.

Barcelona’s predicted line-up (4-3-3): Marc-Andre ter Stegen; Ronald Araujo, Clement Lenglet, Eric Garcia, Jordi Alba; Pedri, Sergio Busquets, Frenkie de Jong; Ousmane Dembele, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Ferran Torres.

Eintracht Frankfurt predicted line-up

Eintracht will be unable to call upon Tuta after he was sent off in the first leg, and Djibril Sow is a doubt after coming off in the weekend defeat to Freiburg with a knee ligament strain.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s predicted line-up (3-4-2-1): Kevin Trapp; Martin Hinteregger, Evan Ndicka, Makoto Hasebe; Ansgar Knauff, Sebastian Rode, Kristijan Jakic, Filip Kostic; Daichi Kamada, Jesper Lindstrom; Rafael Santos Borre.

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