Neymar confident Barcelona will beat Juventus to complete another stirring Champions League comeback

The forward says that everybody at Barcelona is confident the team can beat Juventus at the Nou Camp by three goals or more to pull off yet another European comeback

The Brazilian is refusing to give up hope just yet (Getty)

Neymar has insisted that every Barcelona player remains convinced they can still qualify for the semi-finals of the Champions League.

Barcelona were soundly beaten by Juventus in the first-leg of their quarter-final clash, with a brace from Paulo Dybala as well as a goal from Giorgio Chiellini giving the Italians a 3-0 win in Turin.

That means Barcelona will have to score at least three goals at the Nou Camp if they are to win the tie, just weeks after they thrashed PSG 6-1 at home to overturn a four-goal comeback.

And Neymar is confident Barcelona can replicate the feat when they welcome Massimiliano Allegri's team to the Nou Camp on Wednesday.

“We have to believe we can do it,” Neymar said to Canal Esporte Interativo. “We can be behind any team, but at Barcelona it's always the same: We can do it.

“If everything goes well, another comeback will happen, I believe in the team and in our potential.

“Everything is lost, so we have nothing to lose and everything to win."

The striker hopes Barca can bounce back from their disastrous first-leg (AFP/Getty)

Neymar also sought to praise Juventus ahead of the second-leg, acknowledging that the Serie A champions are a strong team.

“Juventus are a great team, very well structured, so it will be difficult to have to turn the tie,” he added.

“It is the same as the situation against the PSG. We have a one percent chance of qualifying and the remaining 99 per cent is work, faith and, god willing, goals. They are going to arrive.”

Dybala could miss the return fixture (Getty)

Barcelona’s chances of winning the tie will surely be boosted by the news that Juventus could be without forward Paulo Dybala, the hero of the first-leg in Turin.

The Argentina international limped off early in the second half of Juve's 2-0 win at Pescara with an ankle injury.

“He's taken a knock and twisted it a little but there's still four days, we have to be optimistic,” Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri said.

Allegri says Juventus will not make the same mistakes as PSG (Getty)

Allegri also promised that Juventus wouldn't fall into the same trap of sitting back against Barcelona on Wednesday — an approach that doomed PSG.

“Our aim is not to score just one goal, but to get at least two,” Allegri said.

Barcelona will meanwhile get Sergio Busquets back after he was suspended from the first leg.