Barselona's massege to his doughters

                 Barselona's emphatic massege to his doughters

Ninety minutes of average quality expedited three weeks of hysterics for Barcelona, all of which was quickly dispatched in less than a hour Tuesday. 

That was all it took as the minor star Lionel Messi scored twice in the first 40 minutes of the Champions League Round of 16 second-leg match to prod Barcelona to a tragic 4-0 triumph over A.C. Milan at Camp Nou. The last edge was more than enough to make up for a 2-0 misfortune in Milan in the first leg and sent Barcelona to the quarterfinals, 4-2 on total. 

"For any individual who question Messi," the Barcelona right hand Jordi Roura, who is advancing the group while Tito Vilanova is accepting growth medication in New York, told correspondents after the amusement, "today, Messi gave a lesson on the most proficient method to play football." 

The comeback —the first run through a crew had propelled in the wake of losing by 2-0 in the opening leg —started practically quickly. Fans of the game were anxiously envisioning Barcelona's ambushing prod, and the crew's stars did not baffle; passes were fresh and perfect, and the Barcelona players appeared to be to move in unison as they challenged Milan's resistance. 

Messi, who is considerably viewed as the best player in the planet, was at the heart of the surge, and there was a wondrous symmetry to his objectives: five minutes in, he unleashed a sizzling shot, with small amount of backswing, that soared into the upper-left corner of the objective. At that point, five minutes before halftime, he split a different impact, this time into the more level-right corner. 

Both times, Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati was defenseless. What's more in both cases, Messi was mobbed by his buddies, who doubtlessly were appreciative that their superstar had come to play on a night that mattered most. 

"He is unprecedented, and encompassed by amazing players, he is equipped for doing what he does," Roura stated. 

David Villa included: "We went out gunning from the begin, and scoring early helped us. We have trusted in the comeback following the time when we lost in Milan, and conviction joined together with hard work is the way you actualize things." 

Milan did not prod send promptly in the diversion, although one objective —a prized away objective —might have expanded the force on Barcelona considerably more. Still, Milan had chances, and its fans will regret what happened in the 38th moment, when the 18-year-old forward M'baye Niang seized on a misplay from Javier Mascherano to soften up on objective apart from everyone else. With just goalkeeper Victor Valdés before him, Niang sent a shot crashing off the left post and out. 

Had it gone in, the amusement may have assumed distinctive look. Rather, Messi scored his second objective 69 seconds after the fact, and Barcelona was en route. 

At the last shriek, Roura partied about with his players as the stadium ejected. Later times have not been straightforward for Barcelona; since the time that Vilanova's takeoff, it has battled to reliably show the predominance that has been its later character. 

On Tuesday, however, that predominance turned around. It was vintage Barcelona. There was Messi. There was scoring. Besides there was, beyond any doubt, the sort of exhibition that made the average quality in Milan appear far, far away.