Expect Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Barcelona to be a far more open affair than last week's goalless draw at Camp Nou, says Barca striker Thierry Henry.

Although last week's clash between two of Europe's most attractive footballing sides - the attack-minded Barcelona and Manchester United - was an anti-climax, failing to justify the eager pre-match anticipation - Thierry Heney expects a different sort of match at Old Trafford.

United were untypically ultra-defensive in Barceloma a week ago and succeeded in keeping a clean-sheet. But their limited attacking ambitions meant Barca were equall sucessful in not conceding an away goal.

But former Arsenal star Henry, asked if fans will see a more open game on Tuesday as both sides attack, creating more space to play in, said: "That's true. We might have more space but they will also create more danger."

It is not certain that the France international will start the game. He came on as a substitute in the first leg, but Barca boss Frank Rijkaard might feel that Henry's familiarity with United, and Old Trafford, from his Arsenal days might be worth exploiting from the start this time. 

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