"Codfish? Dry! Codfish? Dry!" is the name of the Atlético Barceloneta pool. It's the cry of fishermen selling their fish a century ago, when water polo first began in Barcelona. The cry still given before matches by a water polo team that has become the great Dream Team. of modern Catalan sport. This weekend, Barceloneta travels to Malta to play the final four of the Champions League, the most elusive trophy. The semi-final will be on Friday (7:30 p.m.) against Serbia's Novi Beograd, and the final will be on Sunday. The second semi-final pits Hungary's Ferencváros, the reigning champions, against France's CN Marseille. The sailors' team has won the last 20 editions of the Spanish league, but has only been crowned European champion once, in 2014, when they defeated Barcelona's Picornell at the Radnički Kragujevac swimming pools. From that team, only two survivors remain, Felipe Perrone and Alberto Munárriz.