Henrik Larsson's son, danger man for Copenhagen
FC Copenhagen are the visitors for FC Barcelona at Spotify Camp Nou in the last round of matches in this season's league phase of the Champions League. Following their win at Slavia Prague on matchday seven, Hansi Flick's team have a good chance of a top 8 finish and a direct place in the draw for the last 16. To do that, however, they need to win against the Danes by the biggest margin possible with one eye on the other results on matchday eight.
Henrik Larsson's son, Copenhagen's star
Danish club FC Copenhagen still harbour their own hopes of making the top 24 and a place in the play offs in this season's Champions League. Wednesday's visitors have a player in their squad whose surname will ring a bell for Barça fans - Jordan Larsson - son of Henrik, the striker who played 59 games for the blaugranes, scoring 19 goals between 2004 and 2006 and was part of the team that claimed the Champions League title in Paris in 2006.
Two years at the Barça Academy
Two decades after watching his father claim the trophy in the Parc des Princes thanks to the win over Arsenal in the final, Jordan Larsson returns to Barcelona where he began his footballing career at the Barça Academy.
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Jordan Larsson, man for the goals
With eight goals this season Jordan Larsson is the top scorer for FC Copenhagen, five of which have come in the Champions League. More of a winger than an out and out striker, Larsson junior was born in Rotterdam in the Netherlands during his father's spell at Feyenoord. In his career Jordan has had spells in Sweden, the Netherlands, Russia and Germany before establishing himself in the FC Copenhagen squad over the last few campaigns.
Special game for Roony
In the Champions League this season Larsson has scored against Napoli, Kairat Almaty and Bayer Leverkusen. On Wednesday at Spotify Camp Nou he will come face to face with his former team mate Roony Bardghji who joined Barça from FC Copenhagen this summer. The blaugrana winger is the only player to have played for both clubs and if he gets on the field against the Danes, Roony will be keen to show the talent that the Barça fans have already seen from him so far this season.