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Hansi Flick’s Frustration: Barça Stumbles Against Celta Vigo
FC Barcelona’s recent 2-2 draw against Celta Vigo has left coach Hansi Flick visibly frustrated. Despite taking an early lead, the Blaugrana conceded two late goals, a result that has sparked criticism and raised concerns about the team’s consistency.
In a post-match interview, Flick didn’t shy away from expressing his disappointment. “We played a very bad game. We made a lot of mistakes and lacked confidence with the ball,” he stated bluntly. The German tactician highlighted the team’s fortunate escape, emphasizing the need for immediate improvement.
While the result was disheartening, there was a glimmer of hope in the performance of young midfielder Gavi. Flick praised the Spaniard for his quality and mentality, expressing his desire to see him play a full 90 minutes soon. Gavi’s emergence has been a bright spot for Barça, but the team’s overall performance remains a cause for concern.
As the season progresses, Barça will need to find a way to maintain consistency and avoid such late collapses. Flick’s challenge lies in addressing the team’s defensive vulnerabilities and improving their ability to control the game for the full 90 minutes.
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