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But in the end this didn't change until the second half whistle ended and the same goalless score stayed on the scoreboard until the end.
To be honest I thought it was quite surprising because I actually thought that the second half would be more interesting.
There were some very good opportunities created in this match but it's a shame that these opportunities still can't be maximized because apart from the Girona players who are very disciplined in their performance, on the other hand Barcelona also couldn't do well in this match.

Girona used to be very disciplined defensively, but now they are a different team and their defensive play is often not as good as it used to be. Barcelona's defense is very good, they still conceded only 9 goals in 28 matches, so it turns out that Girona cannot score, and Barcelona simply did not succeed, but still Barcelona increased their lead over Real by one point, because Real lost your game.

Girona's draw in last night's game against Barcelona is one match they'll be very proud of the result even when they failed to score a goal. Like you rightly said, Barcelona's defense has be the best in the league this season and has conceded just 9 goals in 28 matches.
Girona was very good at back as well as they stopped a very clinical Barcelona from scoring in the Camp Nou in 90 minutes of play and that's to those incredible saves from their goalkeeper, most especially the top save that stopped Raphinha from scoring. Barcelona who gained one more point to make it 13 points clear at the top of the league might not be totally satisfied with the result but surely will be happy for the additional point

I'm with ya, Girona's gotta be all smiles snaggin' a draw versus Barca. Halting the league's top defense is no joke, so big ups to them. Sports are like a brain-teaser, right? Sometimes even the slickest cats get thrown off by a tenacious underdog. Barca ain't thrilled, but they nabbed that extra point, sitting pretty 13 ahead. Now, on Lewandowski, I'm itching to vent. Homie was s'posed to slay, and if he was on fire, Barca might've triumphed. But don't forget, it ain't all on one dude – it's a squad thing. Even the OGs can fumble those easy plays. That's the sport's funky curveball.