Setien: Only thing that concerns me in Champions League is Napoli

Barcelona coach Quique Setien says he wasn't too bothered about Friday's Champions League draw and doesn't want to look beyond the Napoli game. 

Barça host Napoli at Camp Nou next month with the tie poised at 1-1 from the first leg in Italy. The winners will play Bayern Munich of Chelsea in the last eight in Lisbon, with the German's 3-0 up on the English side with the second leg to come at the Allianz Arena.

"I did not many too expectations placed on the draw," Setien said. "I think the important thing is to focus on Napoli, that's the key, we know that we're playing at home, something that I think is fair.

"The rest of the draw is nice to know, to analyse some possible opponents, but the first thing is to focus on firstly tomorrow's game (at Valladolid), it's very important to win, to stay in touch (with Real Madrid).

"And then the Napoli game is vital and, when the moment arrives, we will be ready for it. But right now we are focused on La Liga, we have to keep chances alive, win games and try and win the league."  

Setien said Barça's players will have some time off when the league ends next weekend before returning to prepare for the Champions League in August. 

The coach said he would look to have a friendly before the Napoli game, but given the problems in finding an opponent, will likely have to play an inter-squad game again, as they did before La Liga returned. 

UEFA finally decided this week that Barça will be able to play Napoli at Camp Nou, although Setien lamented that it will be behind closed doors. 

"The best and fairest thing is to play at home," he added. "It's a shame there's no fans because that damages us. With the fans, it would have been easier, but it is what it is. 

"It makes no difference if I complain or not. It's a shame ... but we accept the situation, nothing more, but would like to play with fans, much better, of course, with the atmosphere."