GROUP NEWS Barcelona quartet Carles Puyol, Sergio Busquets, Cesc Fabregas and Xavi are typical likely to return to Barca's starting XI, having been rested during the weekend's make an impression on Sevilla in La Liga. David Villa has been passed fit meaning the sole matter for the Blaugrana's assistant coach Jordi Roura is opponent Adriano, who has a hamstring problem. True Madrid needs to have midfielder Xabi Alonso and forward Karim Benzema back from slight accidents. The pair missed Saturday's 2-1 comeback La Liga success at Deportivo La Coruna, when Jose Mourinho initially left top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo on the table but brought him on in the second half to set up Gonzalo Higuain's late success. BOSS ESTIMATES Jordi Roura (Barca assistant ): aThe umpire (Alberto Undiano) is who he's and we do are not going assess the authorities and whether they are good or bad. But there is evidence our numbers with him are worse than they are with others, reduced. One truth is that the only group game we've lost has been this umpire, and we have in memory the permissiveness that was the Copa del Rey final. It is a mathematical matter. That said, we should want him all the fortune in the world and we certainly hope that his decisions do not mark the end of the game." Jose Mourinho: "I would rather adhere to the lessons we have received in the past from Barcelona. Lessons of sportsmanship, of how to act in baseball. I actually do not talk about referees, nor group around them, nor search for yellow cards for opponents, nor cover things. And, needless to say, lessons in just how to play soccer, that they do well. We must try, humbly, to follow along with that line. That is an sport, with nothing to complete with previous ones. Anyway, which was quite a while before. We have perhaps not performed there for weeks. We should decide to try and play possible as well to get the very best effect possible. Variety does not matter therefore much in activities between the best clubs. The moment when the game is played doesn't have significance." DETAILS Barca secured a draw at the Bernabeu in last month's first leg. The visitors are put by cesc Fabregas ahead 5 minutes after halftime before Raphael Varane nodded an 81st-minute equaliser. Before the first leg, Cristiano Ronaldo had won at least one time in his last six "Clasicos" and headed the goal that gave Real a triumph over their arch rivals in the 2011 Copa closing. Tuesday's second leg will be the 224th meeting between the great rivals in every competitions. Barca have gained 87 to Real's 88 and there have been 48 draws. Saturday's 2-1 La Liga gain in the home to Sevilla on Saturday was the 11th fit in a row in all contests where Barca did not keep a clean sheet. True number runaway leaders Barca in Manhunter Liga on Saturday. CHANCES Barca 7/10, draw 13/5, Real Madrid 4/1
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