Juventus beat Barcelona, 3-0, in the first leg of a Champions League quarterfinal on Tuesday in Turin, Italy.

Paulo Dybala outshined his more famous compatriot Lionel Messi by scoring two goals to help Juventus beat Barcelona, 3-0, in the first leg of a Champions League quarterfinal on Tuesday in Turin, Italy.

Dybala, (Argentine forward), broke the deadlock in the seventh minute scored a goal in the 22nd. Giorgio Chiellini scored the third goal, 10 minutes after the break.

"I'm really happy because since I was a kid I wanted to experience these moments," Dybala, 23, said. "It's one of my best nights, but we mustn't ruin it next Wednesday."

The result will give Juventus plenty of confidence heading into the second leg April 19, but the team will be wary of another remarkable comeback from Barcelona, which beat Paris St.-Germain by 6-1 in its last Champions League match to become the first team to overcome a 4-0 first-leg loss in the history of the competition.

"The sensation is that we are living through another nightmare," Barcelona Coach Luis Enrique said.