Andres Iniesta says Barcelona are "one step" away from winning everything as they close in on a domestic and continental treble.
His Bayern team went down swinging, but their defence – again with three at the back – was an overmatched shambles when it mattered. A seventh-minute header from Mehdi Benatia had given them hope but Luis Suarez set
Barcelona are a different animal these days; they're more direct, more potent and more open than they ever were under the famed Pep Guardiola. But in light of the Catalan club's 5-3 aggregate victory over Pep's new charges, Bayern Munich, it's perhaps
Spanish Grand Prix winner Nico Rosberg continued his unrivalled run over recent days at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya by leading the way as Formula 1's first 2015 in-season test opened.
Despite their solid second half performance, Bayern Munich couldn't come close to taking down Barcelona. They won 3-2 on the night, but lost 5-3 on aggregate.