Romelu Lukaku has warned his Manchester United teammates that they will face a tougher test in Barcelona than they did against Paris Saint-Germain in the last round of the Champions League.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side pulled off an unprecedented comeback in Paris in the round of 16 to set up a tie with the La Liga giants in the quarter finals.
United go into the second leg 1 - 0 down after a Luke Shaw own goal in the first half of the first leg at Old Trafford on Wednesday night. And while Solskjaer's side overturned a 2 - 0 first leg deficit against PSG Lukaku believes they will be in for a tougher test at the Nou Camp.
"Barcelona is a whole different team, with all the respect that I have for PSG," Lukaku told French radio station RMC.
"We were admittedly really lucky over there on that night. But against Barcelona, it will be much more difficult. There was room to play. But this is Barcelona.
"We know that they have quality and that they can make the difference in each moment.
"There is a bit of frustration, but I think that we have the qualities in our team to make the difference over there.
"But we will have to be concentrated throughout the entire match."
While Lukaku is wary of the threat Barcelona hold at home, Scott McTominay has told United's critics they should not write them off.
In the first 10 minutes we showed them far too much respect but after that we adapted really well and looked the better side," the Scotland international told BT Sport. "It was an entertaining night to watch on the TV.
"Barcelona are top class, it's difficult to get the ball. It's not as easy as going out to press like mayhem.
"We have to do more in front of goal, score more goals. It's a big second leg to go. It's only half time. We are Manchester United and you can never write us off."
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