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Greatest comebacks you have seen
Lionel Messi scores just before half-time
Spanish Super Cup second leg
Barcelona lost first leg 4-0
Barca have never come back from 4-0 down before
Gary Rose
Greatest comebacks you have seen
Barcelona v Athletic Bilbao (21:00 BST)
Pedro's last game for Barcelona?
According to the Daily Mail,, external Manchester United chief executive Edward Woodward arrived in Barcelona earlier today to conclude a £22m deal for the forward.
I'll keep my eyes peeled on the crowd for a certain Mr Woodward...
Barcelona v Athletic Bilbao (21:00 BST)
Barcelona have produced a couple of good comebacks in recent years. Back in 2010, they lost 3-1 at Sevilla in the first leg of the Super Cup but won the return leg 4-0, Lionel Messi bagging a hat-trick.
Then, in the last 16 of the 2012-13 Champions League, they beat AC Milan 4-0 in the second leg - again at the Nou Camp - after losing the first leg 2-0.
Never say never.
Greatest comeback you have seen
Greatest comebacks you have seen
We've just about got enough time to squeeze a bit of chat in before kick-off, so what's the greatest comeback you have ever seen? And can Barcelona do the business tonight?
Let us know via #bbceurofooty, external and leave a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook page.
Barcelona v Athletic Bilbao (21:00 BST)
Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi start for Barcleona, as does reported Manchester United target Pedro.
Aritz Aduriz, who scored a hat-trick against Barcelona in the first leg, lines up in attack once again for Athletic Bilbao.
Barcelona XI: Bravo, Pique, Rakitic, Sergio, Alves, Pedro, Iniesta, Suarez, Messi, Mascherano, Mathieu.
Athletic Bilbao XI: Iraizoz, De Marcos, Balenziaga, Etxeita, Laporte, Gurpegi, Benat, Eraso, Boveda, Aduriz, Susaeta.
Barcelona v Athletic Bilbao (0-4 agg)
Barca boss Luis Enrique knows well enough that he has quite a task on his hands.
Nevertheless, he's confident.
"We know it's a challenge, but I think we've a team who can do it," he said.
"If we get things right, I am sure we can turn things around. Everyone knows Barcelona is capable of anything."
Barcelona v Athletic Bilbao (0-4 agg)
It is not often Barcelona are faced with the task of doing something they have never done before, but that's the case tonight.
After a stunning first-leg in which Athletic Bilbao ran riot, Barcelona have a four-goal deficit to overcome.
It is a big ask, but a couple of early goals and we could have a very interesting game on our hands...
Comebacks in football. Great aren't they?
From Manchester United's stunning turnaround against Bayern Munich in 1999...
...to Liverpool's stirring response against AC Milan in 2005, witnessing a seemingly unlikely revival occur is a brilliant experience.
The stage might not have the same gravitas as a Champions League final, but a Barcelona comeback against Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish Super Cup tonight would be a sight to see.
And even if they don't manage it, a bit of Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez going full throttle is worth a watch in itself...