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Hansi Flick does not want to leave any room for doubt. The FC Barcelona coach, who saw his team lose in incredible fashion against Atlético de Madrid (1-2), wanted to focus on the positives of a match dominated head and shoulders by Barça, despite the defeat. “We played incredibly well. We had many chances and that’s what I want. Of course, I’m disappointed by the result, but it also shows that Atlético is an experienced team that defends very well.explained the German after the match.
“We will not give up, we will come back, we will train harder and the team will show that they can score more goals. We need to focus more on goals, we had clear chances that we missed and that always has to do with scoring goals.”continued the former Bayern Munich coach. No panic on board so on the Barça side, but work in front of the cages awaits for the Blaugrana attackers.
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