What do you know about Inter and Barca's previous meetings?
Inter Milan and Barcelona. Two giants of European football.They have faced each other 12 times in the Champions League with drama, excitement and ups and downs aplenty for both sides.As the two prepare to face each other in this year's semi-finals, what can you remember about their other meetings?We've put together 10 questions for you to have a go at - good luck!
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