Quote from: GxSTxV on Today at 04:58:41 PM

Quote from: yudi09 on Today at 04:48:15 PM

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As a Real Madrid fan, I can’t deny the strength and great performance of Barcelona lately, especially with the most important role of Flick in choosing the right players, doing the correct changes when the team is losing or missing out the key to win. I believe that it wasn’t really Simone’s fault that Atletico Madrid lost the match, but after the first goal from Barcelona, I felt like the whole team of Atletico Madrid was going through a distress situation and disorganized the whole defensive live.

I thought so too when Lewandowski's goal was close to Sorloth's goal. That goal changed everything, including Barcelona's champion spirit which rose with the collaboration of Yamal and Raphinha.
The depth of Barcelona's squad is also filled with potential young players so it is not difficult for Flick to smooth his strategy.

Quote from: GxSTxV on Today at 04:58:41 PM

What happened in the match is that Barcelona were stronger in the last minutes and it’s what happens when you hold for much time but not the end of 90 minutes of the game. Anything can happen in a short period because it’s football, the defensive tactic won’t work for a longer time if your team doesn’t score too.

Barcelona's strength will continue until the last match of the season. I believe in the strength of Barcelona that was put into practice when they beat Atletico dramatically.