How La Masia is powering Barcelona's Champions League push

Barcelona face Atletico Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals this week having made history in the round of 16. Their 7-2 second-leg win at home to Newcastle was the biggest by a Spanish side against an English opponent in 60 years.

Robert Lewandowski played his part. Even at 37 the goals continue to flow. But the result was achieved with the club's youngest team in knockout history, its average age brought down to 25 years and 18 days by the inclusion of five players from their La Masia academy.