Paul Scholes has already described Manchester United's mouth-watering Europa League draw with Barcelona as a clash that will "get the juices flowing" - but admitted he hoped it was a tie the Red Devils would avoid.
United discovered their fate in Monday's draw for the Europa League last-16 play-offs when they were paired with the Catalan giants, who were eliminated from the Champions League at the group stage. Both sides will be competing for a place in the last-16 where the Europa League group winners, including Arsenal, are waiting.
But a trip to the Camp Nou is arguably the toughest obstacle United would have to overcome from their potential opponents after they failed to seal top slot in their group after missing out to Real Sociedad on goal difference. Speaking after United's group runner-up place was confirmed last week, Scholes was asked who he would want his old side to face in the next round.
