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Well, Barcelona still has a chance of getting out of the group. Now, however, not everything depends on Barcelona and we have to rely on Inter, but theoretically Inter should not lose, and Barcelona will try to win. Therefore, leaving the group from the 2nd place is still quite real.

Hmm for me the chances of Barcelona advancing to the knockout stage now are slim to none to be honest. If i am not mistaken then Barcelona would need to win both of their matches against Pilzen and Bayern Munich while Inter is not allowed to get more than 3 points out of the next two games and given the fact that Inter is also still playing against Pilzen. Also Inter is playing at home against Pilzen which is another advantage for them, so i heavily doubt that Inter will not win that game and if they do that then there is nothing that Barcelona can do anymore to overtake them as they have lost the direct comparison with Inter.

There are still two matches left, but Inter and Barcelona will only play against Bayern Munich and Plzen. That way we will assume that Inter and Barcelona only have a chance to win against Plzen, so in the end Barcelona have no chance to replace Inter in second place because against Bayern Munich they will not win and the best result is a draw. So yes, their current standings can be assumed to be the final position because their position will not change until the end.

that's quite reasonable. let's just say the match between Inter and Barca against Muchen is a defeat for both. but both will win against Plzen, which means there will be no change in the standings. which would indicate that Barca will not qualify.

to qualify, Barca must fight hard. as well as hope that Plzen will beat Inter. even with a draw, Inter has a better chance of qualifying.