Barcelona stars play iPad game ahead of Juventus clash

  • Andres Iniesta, Jordi Alba and Samuel Umtiti played game on iPad in seats 
  • Barcelona squad flew to Turin and will take on Juventus on Wednesday  
  • Catalan side lead Bianconeri by three points in Champions League Group D

The Barcelona players entertained themselves with a game on the iPad during their flight to Turin. 

Andres Iniesta, Jordi Alba and Samuel Umtiti shared a screen to play what appeared to be a board game on the device. 

The picture was shared by the club’s Instagram account and was accompanied by the caption: ‘Let’s play. What is your favourite board game?’

Andres Iniesta (right), Jordi Alba (centre) and Samuel Umtiti play an iPad game on the plane

The Barcelona Instagram account also posted this image of Gerard Pique boarding the flight

The Barcelona Instagram account also posted this image of Gerard Pique boarding the flight

The trio won’t have had to occupy themselves for too long, with a flight from Barcelona to Turin only lasting an hour and a half.  

Ernesto Valverde’s side jetted off to the Italian city ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League tie against Juventus.

It promises to be a decisive game in Group D, with the Spaniards leading their hosts by three points ahead of kick-off. 

Lionel Messi scored twice either side of an Ivan Rakitic goal in the home leg to hand Barcelona a comfortable 3-0 win. 

Barcelona are in a rich vein of form at the moment and will qualify with a point in Turin

Barcelona are in a rich vein of form at the moment and will qualify with a point in Turin

Valverde will be hoping his men can repeat the trick and take advantage of the Italian giants who are faltering this season, lying third in Serie A. 

Juventus still enjoy a three point buffer of their own ahead of Sporting Lisbon in third place but victory over the high-flying Catalan’s could revive their season. 

Barcelona will be assured of qualification with a point but would no doubt seek a more emphatic passage into the knockout stages. 

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