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0:00Flick has snapped in front of the
0:02cameras. He was his usual self,
0:04measured, cold, without a single
0:05headline. But in the tunnel at the Camp
0:09and later in the locker room, they say
0:11Flick exploded like we’ve never seen
0:13him since he arrived at Barça, and he
0:15lashed out on two fronts: against the
0:17referee and against three of his own
0:19players by name. To one, he said that
0:22what happened tonight must never happen
0:24again in this shirt. Another he called
0:26out in front of everyone. According to
0:29Flick, there are games he isn't
0:31prepared to play, and the third one is
0:32the one no one expected. When Flick
0:35said his name, you could have heard a
0:36pin drop in the locker room. Who are
0:38the three? What calls by the referee
0:41made him lose his cool? What exactly
0:43did he say to each one, and why do
0:45Mbappé's two goals hurt more tonight
0:47than ever? Stay until the end because
0:49the third name is going to be talked
0:51about a lot tomorrow. If you’re a
0:53culé and you’re as burnt out as I am
0:55, hit the like button and subscribe now
0:57. Let's go. Barça 1, Madrid 2, at the
1:00Camp. Imagine the stadium full and
1:03everything in our favor. Without
1:05Vinicius, who was suspended, and
1:07without Courtois, who was dropped from
1:09the squad this morning, with Madrid
1:10trailing by six points. It was the
1:13perfect night, the chance to put this
1:15Madrid nine points behind in October,
1:16to beat them at home in front of your
1:18people. And we weren't able to play our
1:21game for even 5 minutes straight. Think
1:24about it. Two months. Two months of
1:27them calling us corrupt, disrespecting
1:29us, mocking us in every press
1:31conference, and you go and play the
1:33worst game of the year at your own
1:35field against them. As a culé, I’ll
1:39tell you clearly: today’s game is a
1:41stain on the badge, and the players
1:42must be held responsible. And now the
1:45league tightens up. Barça is still the
1:48leader with 27 points, but Atlético is
1:50two points back and Madrid is three;
1:52from being able to settle it in October
1:54to having two teams right on our heels
1:56in just one night. And how did it
1:58happen? Let’s break it down properly
2:01because the game had more to it than
2:02what the score suggests. Madrid came
2:05out to press high and tight. Bellingham
2:08first, and Bernardo and Tchouaméni
2:10closing down every passing lane. Rodri
2:12was caged. His heat map says it all. He
2:15barely touched his own half; he had to
2:17go up to look for the ball, getting in
2:19Pedri's way. And even so, the chances
2:22were ours. Raphinha sent two warnings.
2:25Gordon forced Lunin to pull off a
2:27spectacular save into the top corner.
2:29And what happens in the 41st minute
2:31that leads to the most absurd goal
2:33you’ll see this year? A low cross
2:35from Madrid on the left. A Barça
2:37defender goes to clear it and clears it
2:39horizontally toward the same wing. The
2:42ball bounces. Mbappé is there and, by
2:44a lucky rebound, it almost goes in at
2:47the near post. 0-1, that defender has a
2:50name. And Flick said it inside the
2:52locker room. We’ll get to that now,
2:55and right after, Barça has the
2:57equalizer, a ball with an advantage
2:59inside the six-yard box, alone, and one
3:02of our guys sends it a meter wide.
3:04Flick had a lot to say about that too.
3:07Keep that in mind. Second half, Barça
3:10comes out all in, and in the 61st
3:11minute, the equalizer arrives. Corner
3:14kick, second phase of play. And Pedri
3:16pulls out one of his trademark passes,
3:18a feint and an inside pass that no one
3:21sees. Raphinha through Bellingham's
3:24legs. 1-1. Raphinha, 13 goals in nine
3:27league matchdays. In this century, only
3:30Cristiano reached more in his first
3:32nine games. Messi reached 13 in the
3:3512/13 season. And against Madrid, his
3:38favorite victim, 12 goal involvements
3:40now in the Barça shirt. And with it at
3:431-1, Flick exploded with joy on the
3:45touchline. He celebrated as rarely seen
3:48because at that moment, Barça was on
3:51top. De Jong came on for Fermín and
3:53changed the game. Lunin made an
3:55impossible save on a point-blank header
3:58, and just when it looked like 2-1 was
4:00coming, Madrid breaks on the counter.
4:02Turnover by Gabriel Jesus, who had just
4:04come on. Bellingham’s roulette.
4:07Self-pass by Camavinga, who had also
4:09just come on. Cutback to Mbappé, 1-2.
4:13Minute 87. And that goal, his second of
4:16the night, is Mbappé's 100th for
4:18Madrid. The night before the Ballon
4:20d'Or gala. And look at the numbers. 60%
4:24possession for Barça. More shots than
4:27Madrid, more clear-cut chances. And yet
4:30a defeat, because having the ball is
4:32useless if you don't do damage with it.
4:34Now for the ratings. Quickly, because
4:37the important stuff comes later. Juan
4:39García alert, very connected, coming
4:41off his line quickly to intercept. He
4:44couldn't do anything about the goals. A
4:46solid performance from Gordon, for me
4:48the most consistent for Barça.
4:50Electric, pressing non-stop,
4:51challenging his marker on every ball. A
4:54seven. And watch out, because Gordon is
4:56fighting for his spot with...Giving
4:59credit to Pedri, who wanted him as a
5:01starter. Pedri, from less to more.
5:04Missing in the first half, the best in
5:06the second. His goal assist is one for
5:09the highlight reel, but he fell asleep
5:11on a couple of balls at the edge of the
5:13box and Bellingham caught him from
5:15behind. You can't do that in an El
5:17Clásico. De Jong came on and changed
5:20the game. With him, Barça settled into
5:22the opponent's half. Finally, Cubarsí,
5:25persistent. Good defensive actions, but
5:27Camavinga beat him in the race for the
5:29second goal. Raphinha, the goal and
5:32little else. Willing in the first half,
5:35but without success. He is still not at
5:37100%. But when his chance came, he
5:40didn't miss. Rodri, uncomfortable.
5:43Madrid locked him down and he couldn't
5:45get out. He didn't impose himself in
5:47any phase of the match. Fermín,
5:48intermittent; dangerous when he
5:50received between the lines, but he got
5:52little and Flick subbed him off in the
5:5473rd. Balde struggling. He came on for
5:58the injured Spart and never took off,
6:00neither going forward nor back. Already
6:02gone. I can't give him a grade and this
6:04one pisses me off the most of all. He
6:07was doing very well, stopping Diomandé
6:09, but in the 28th he had to leave
6:11injured and here comes the greatest
6:13irony of the night. This morning Madrid
6:16lost Courtois to a flu process, with
6:18half of Spain wondering if it was flu
6:20or fear. And who was Madrid's best
6:23player? His substitute, Lunin, who
6:26hadn't played a minute this season and
6:28stopped everything tonight. You force a
6:31substitute goalkeeper without rhythm to
6:33make five saves, and you only score one
6:34. That also says a lot about today's
6:37Barça and Madrid. Quickly, Lunin, the
6:40savior, five saves in his debut of the
6:43season. Güler, every time he touched
6:44it, something happened. Bellingham,
6:47generous. Camavinga, the play of the
6:49match. And Mbappé, two goals. And
6:52neither of them was a work of art. One
6:54off a rebound, pure luck, the other
6:57into an empty net after the work of
6:59others. But that's football. He was
7:02there and ours weren't. And now, you
7:05will have noticed, I have left three
7:08players without a grade. It's no
7:10coincidence, they are the three that
7:12Flick pointed out in the dressing room.
7:14But before getting to them, we have to
7:16talk about the other front because
7:17Flick, as they say, started there.
7:20Because of the referee Martínez
7:22Munuera, the referee Madrid had been
7:24crying about all week. And in the
7:26tunnel, according to dressing room
7:27sources, Flick let this out. A whole
7:30week of crying and they got exactly
7:32what they wanted. And he went on play
7:35by play. The first is Cucurella from
7:38the 1st minute to the 45th. Five fouls.
7:42Officially five, and all five could
7:44perfectly have been a yellow card. How
7:46many did Munuera give him? None. Not a
7:49single card all match for Cucurella.
7:52And do you know what that means? That
7:54Cucurella, who had to mark the Barça
7:56star, played the whole game without
7:58fear. Flick explained it like this. So
8:01they say. With a yellow in the 20th
8:04minute, that fullback plays terrified
8:05for the remaining 70 minutes and the
8:07game is different. It is what some are
8:10already calling the silent robbery.
8:12It’s not a penalty, it’s not an
8:14annulled goal, it’s letting them stop
8:16you with a foul on every play for free.
8:18A former international referee said it
8:20tonight on the radio. When you don't
8:23call the first one they do the second,
8:25and when you don't call the fifth they
8:26do the ninth. The second play.
8:29Tchouaméni. Minute 28. Low tackle, he
8:32steps on Xavi Espart's ankle. Espart to
8:36the ground, injured, out of the match.
8:39Foul, no. Card, no. Nothing. And to top
8:42it off, the entire Madrid bench came
8:45out to protest. To protest after taking
8:47out a kid who was at a great level. The
8:50third. Tchouaméni again. First minute
8:53of the second half. Stomp on Cubarsí.
8:56That was a yellow. But think, if the
8:58one on Espart's ankle was a yellow, at
9:00the very least this one had to be the
9:02second. Red, sent off, and Tchouaméni
9:05stayed on the pitch until the end
9:07making the plays that helped Madrid in
9:09the match. The fourth, and for Flick,
9:12the most serious one: Camavinga on
9:14Rodri. Minute 91. According to Flick,
9:17the clearest red I've seen in my life.
9:20The VAR didn't call it a foul, didn't
9:22intervene, they didn't even show it in
9:24the replay. Yes, it was the 91st, but a
9:27red is a red in the 1st minute and in
9:29the 91st. And the fifth, the one that
9:31makes you the angriest, Gündoğan.
9:33Minute 83, a one-on-one. Gündoğan
9:37goes to the ground and gets the ball.
9:38Clean, he hits the ball squarely. What
9:41does Munuera call, a foul? And a yellow
9:43for Gündoğan. And on the Madrid side,
9:45they were asking for a red, a red for
9:47touching the ball. That is the parallel
9:49world they live in. Five plays, all in
9:51the same direction. And Flick, so they
9:54say, closed with this sentence: "
9:56Madrid's whining has worked." Do you
9:59remember what we told you before the
10:00match? That Munuera had officiated four
10:03Clásicos, three Madrid wins, three
10:06penalties for them, none for Barça.
10:08Here's another fact that they don't
10:11want remembered in Madrid: according to
10:13the newspaper Sport, neighbors from
10:15Benidorm, where Munuera is from,
10:17claimed he is a Madrid fan and that his
10:20father, also a referee, boasted about
10:22wearing the white jersey under his
10:24uniform and founded a Madrid supporters
10:26'club. It was called "The Friends."
10:30That is the referee the system chose
10:32for the Clasico after a whole week of
10:34pressure from Florentino, Mourinho, and
10:35their television station. And now, as
10:38expected, the Madrid fans are coming
10:40out with their usual complaints about a
10:42tackle by one of our defenders.
10:44Diomande. Well, fine, let's see what "
10:46Archivo VAR" says, as they are not
10:48exactly suspected of being pro-Barça.
10:50Is that action on Diomande a direct red
10:52card? No. He makes contact with his
10:55studs without applying excessive
10:56pressure, scraping the calf area. The
10:58conclusion from Archivo VAR. Munuera's
11:00error in not showing a yellow card.
11:02Yellow, not red. So stop crying; you've
11:06been crying for months, and today it
11:08worked out for you. And watch the
11:11broadcast, because they were watching a
11:13different game. Guti commenting: "I
11:15called for VAR on that tackle on
11:17Diomande.""That VAR didn't intervene
11:19seems incredible." Incredible, truly
11:21incredible is what Tchouameni did, and
11:23Guti didn't say a word about that. He
11:25had Rakitic next to him, who analyzed
11:27the match with judgment, knowledge, and
11:29without bias, while Guti was biased
11:31toward his team the whole game. A
11:33commentator who was always more famous
11:36for his nights out than for his
11:38consistency on the field, and today he
11:40proved why again. And I have to ask
11:42myself, how is it possible that all the
11:44commentators always see the same thing?
11:47Are they paid by the same source, or is
11:48it just a coincidence? But Flick didn't
11:50just stop at the referee, and here is
11:52what really hurt him, because,
11:53according to reports from inside the
11:55locker room, he said this. The referee
11:58was a scandal, but the referee didn't
12:00clear the ball to Mbappe, and then the
12:03names started coming out. Gerard Martin
12:05, the first one, the one responsible
12:07for the clearance for the 0-1. Flick,
12:09according to locker room sources,
12:11didn't hold back. You can't clear a
12:13ball like that. In a Clasico, it's a
12:16disgrace, a total disgrace. Naming
12:18names in front of his teammates. And
12:21Mbappe scored out of pure luck. Have
12:24you ever seen anyone score out of pure
12:26luck? Well, today we let him, because
12:28that was the first goal. Mbappe didn't
12:31even shoot; it bounced, the ball fell
12:33onto him, and it went in. A gift in the
12:3641st minute, right before halftime, at
12:39the worst possible moment. And this
12:41goes back a long way. Many had been
12:43saying it for months, and it seemed
12:45forbidden to talk about it. A former
12:47Barça defender explained it tonight on
12:49a talk show. Gerard Martín is a good
12:52rotation player for the league, but on
12:54the big day, a starting Barça
12:55center-back can't do that, and he
12:57pointed to the real problem. Window
13:00after window, the club doesn't sign a
13:02true left-footed center-back, and then
13:03this happens. This is negligence on a
13:06massive scale. Neglecting the defense
13:08in every transfer window has a price.
13:10And today, it was paid at the Camp. And
13:12there is a painful irony here. On
13:15Saturday, in the pre-match press
13:17conference, Flick was asked how he
13:18planned to stop Mbappé. And Flick
13:21answered by praising his center-backs.
13:23Cubarsí and Gerard are doing very well
13:25. What they are doing is incredible.
13:28They are growing together. 24 hours
13:31later, Gerard gifted the first goal to
13:33Mbappé, the same Mbappé the question
13:36was about. And it wasn't the only scare
13:38. In first-half stoppage time, Mbappé
13:41found himself alone and hit the post.
13:43They were saved because he was offside.
13:46Every ball behind our defense was a
13:48chance for Madrid. Bellingham played
13:50the through balls, Mbappé ran, and
13:52everything at the back shook. Now let's
13:55be fair, because this also needs to be
13:58said. In the second half, Gerard
14:00stopped a two-on-one from Mbappé and
14:02Bellingham, a high-level defensive
14:04action. And in the 65th minute, Lunin
14:07denied him a goal with one of the saves
14:09of the season, a powerful header to the
14:11near post. If that ball goes in today,
14:14Gerard is the hero. But it didn't go in
14:16, and the one they remember is the
14:17clearance. That's football in a
14:19Clásico. You are judged by your worst
14:21play. And look at the detail that
14:23bothered Flick the most. According to
14:25reports. It wasn't just the clearance;
14:27it was what happened afterward. After
14:29the goal, the team fell apart for 10
14:31minutes. Barça was a bundle of nerves,
14:34and a starting center-back has to be
14:35the one who calms things down, not the
14:37one who spreads panic. In the locker
14:40room, several teammates came out to
14:42defend Gerard. They told him they were
14:44with him, that anyone can make a
14:46mistake, but Flick was firm. Here, no
14:48one is going to point fingers at anyone
14:50on the outside, but inside, we are
14:51going to tell things to each other's
14:53faces. By the way, tomorrow is the
14:55Ballon d'Or gala, and I'll be
14:56commenting on it live on Twitter. The
14:59link is in the description because
15:02Flick's second name is even tougher,
15:04and this one was warned. Cancelo. For
15:07Flick, the situation with Cancelo was
15:09not a one-time mistake. It was
15:10confirming something the coaching staff
15:12had been thinking for weeks. According
15:14to reports, the message was crystal
15:16clear. There are games he is just not
15:18prepared to play. Big games, Clásicos,
15:21high-pressure nights. According to
15:24Flick, Cancelo can't be there for those
15:26. And it's curious because on Saturday,
15:29Flick spoke about the kid taking
15:31Cancelo's spot, Xavi Spart. He’s an
15:34incredible player, but he has room to
15:36improve. That’s what he said. And
15:38until Tchouaméni caught him, Spart was
15:41stopping Diomandé without breaking a
15:43sweat. With Spart on the field, Madrid
15:45couldn't find a way down the flank.
15:47Without Spart, Madrid found their
15:49highway. That is why Tchouaméni’s
15:52tackle is so serious. He doesn’t just
15:54injure a player; he changes the entire
15:56game. And why did he play? Because
15:58there was no other choice. With Dionado
16:00, Eric García, and Christensen out.
16:03And in the 28th minute, Spart breaks
16:05down. Cancelo had to switch flanks. And
16:08that’s where his nightmare began.
16:10Diomandé, a kid who had never played a
16:13Clásico, danced around him; 19 years
16:16and 345 days old. Under Mourinho, only
16:19Varane debuted in a Clásico at a
16:21younger age, and Madrid knew it. Almost
16:23half of their attacks, 46.7%went down
16:28that flank, Cancelo's side. He started
16:31well, mind you, a couple of worthy
16:33tackles early on, but when he had to
16:35dance with Diomandé, he suffered
16:36immensely and didn't even show up in
16:38attack. And then the tackle, studs into
16:42Diomandé's calf. A yellow card he
16:45wasn't shown, but a yellow, according
16:47to Archivo VAR, that the referee saved
16:49him from, giving Madrid the perfect
16:51excuse to cover up everything else. And
16:53do you know what the most painful part
16:55is? The week Cancelo had: Mourinho, his
16:58idol, the great Portuguese reference,
17:00and he saying, "I have a lot of respect
17:02for him, but I'm at Barça and I have
17:03to defend this badge, defend the badge.
17:05" And then in the match, he neither
17:08defended the badge nor could handle
17:10Mourinho's kid. A former Portuguese
17:12player summed it up tonight. Cancelo is
17:15a high-quality footballer, but on
17:17nights like these, you need something
17:18else, and he doesn't have it, and it's
17:20not the first time. In Paris against
17:23PSG, he also suffered on his flank; two
17:26big games in one week, two nights of
17:28suffering, and in both, the coaching
17:30staff saw the same thing. A player with
17:33a lot of quality on the ball, but who
17:35gets lost in defense when the opponent
17:37presses. His positioning, his tracking,
17:41the balls behind him—what the
17:42coaching staff had been worried about
17:44for weeks—was on display in the
17:45world's biggest showcase. And here is
17:48the big question for Flick. Can Barça
17:50go for the Champions League with a
17:52fullback who isn't ready for big
17:54matches? If the answer is no. In
17:56January, someone has to make a move
17:58because Paris and the Clásico in the
18:00same week have already served as two
18:02warnings. If this video is making you
18:05as angry as it makes me, hit the hype
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18:13reaches many more Culés tonight,
18:15because now the third one is coming,
18:17the one nobody expected. The one who at
18:20this time tomorrow will be in London.
18:23Lamine. Yes, Lamine. And as a Culé, I
18:26swear it pains me to say it, but it has
18:28to be said today. As they say, Flick
18:30was direct. The Ballon d'Or is won here
18:34, on the pitch, not in London; because
18:36that was the feeling Lamine gave
18:38throughout the match: that his head was
18:40somewhere else, on the private jet, on
18:42the trip with his whole family, with
18:44all his people for tomorrow's shot at
18:46the Ballon d'Or. And today's game,
18:49honestly, was one of the worst we've
18:51seen from him in this jersey. Minute 43
18:54, right after going down 0-1, he gets a
18:56ball with an advantage on the right
18:58side of the box, alone, where he never
19:00misses, and he sends it wide a meter
19:02from the post. Then a crystal clear
19:05two-on-one, a two-on-one with Madrid
19:07out of position. And what does he do?
19:10Doesn't even take a shot on goal. And
19:11his duel with Cucurella, the one he had
19:13to win no matter what, he lost it. Do
19:16you remember that quote from June? "I'm
19:18going to eat him alive," well, today
19:20Cucurella ate him for lunch. And mind
19:22you, this had already happened before.
19:25In the only matchup they'd had with
19:26their clubs, the 3-0 Chelsea win over
19:28Barça at Stamford Bridge, Cucurella
19:30neutralized him and was chosen man of
19:32the match, now twice. And both times,
19:36Cucurella winning. Yes, Cucurella
19:38committed foul after foul on him. Yes,
19:40the referee let him get away with it.
19:42We've said it already and we stand by
19:44it. But a player who wants to be the
19:47best in the world has to show up
19:48regardless, with or without fouls, with
19:50or without the referee. And the worst
19:53part is that Lamine was flying high. 19
19:56goal contributions in nine league
19:58matchdays, more than two per game, the
20:00best start of his career, the player
20:02Flick called the best in the world just
20:04a few days ago. And Fermín had made it
20:07clear on Friday on Teledeporte. Lamine
20:10has to win the Ballon d'Or. Why?
20:12Because he is the best. Well, the best
20:15in the world cannot disappear in the
20:17Clásico, especially the night before
20:18the gala. And now look at the other
20:21side of the pitch: Mbappé, the night
20:23before the same gala, with the same
20:26award at stake, two goals at the Camp,
20:28his 100th goal for Madrid, one off a
20:30deflection and another into an empty
20:32net. But two goals, and Lamine, nothing
20:35. Do you know what the photo will be
20:37that the voters, the journalists, and
20:38half the world will see before
20:39tomorrow's gala? That of Mbappé
20:42celebrating at the Camp and Lamine with
20:45his head down. And let's not kid
20:48ourselves, last week Flick had already
20:50warned him in Paris: if you go around
20:52saying you're the best in the world,
20:54you can't shrink in the big games. And
20:58Lamine answered him, "Coach, we'll talk
20:59on the pitch on Sunday." Well, Sunday
21:02arrived, and on the pitch, Lamine did
21:04not speak. And that is what hurts Flick
21:07the most, right? The mistake. A mistake
21:09can happen to anyone. What's bothering
21:11him is something else. According to
21:13those inside, Flick closed it with a
21:14phrase that left the locker room frozen
21:16. Tomorrow you'll be given awards.
21:18Today you gave us nothing. Mind you,
21:20Lamine is 19 years old. He has won more
21:23than anyone at his age and he will
21:25surely be back. But today, he wasn't
21:28there. And if a Culé doesn't say it,
21:30who will? And in the locker room, the
21:32self-criticism didn't stop with Flick.
21:34Pedri, who isn't one to dodge questions
21:36, said it in front of the cameras. In
21:38general, we didn't play a great game.
21:40In the first half, we weren't ourselves
21:43. We lacked ball tempo, and he
21:44continued. We were very slow. We had
21:47many silly turnovers, and against this
21:49team, you pay for that. Very slow.
21:51Silly turnovers. That's coming from
21:54Barça's best player in the second half
21:56. Imagine how the rest saw it. And
21:58Flick, so they say, went further with
22:00the whole group. Lack of intensity,
22:03lack of desire to beat the rival. They
22:06were a gear ahead; they ran more than
22:08us in our own house. And the pressure,
22:12Barça's pressure, which has been our
22:14identity all season, was mediocre today
22:17. Madrid ate us up with intensity, but
22:19there is something worse. The feeling
22:21that the guys up front wanted to fight
22:23their own individual battles.
22:25Nervousness, disorder, desperation.
22:28Just what we hadn't had all season long
22:31. And it comes in the worst week
22:33possible. And there were more sparks
22:35than what were seen on TV. Rodri and
22:37Bernardo Silva, former City teammates,
22:39went after each other all night. And
22:41it's nothing new. In the World Cup
22:43round of 16, in Spain's 1-0 win over
22:45Portugal, Rodri celebrated a missed
22:47chance by Bernardo. He later apologized
22:49, today they had it out for each other,
22:51and before the match, a hug between
22:52Flick and Mourinho on the sideline.
22:55They had only faced each other once in
22:572019. Flick's Bayern won 3-1 against
23:00Mourinho's Tottenham. 6 years later.
23:03Mourinho gets his revenge, and he does
23:05it at the Camp. And in the VIP box, no
23:08sign of Florentino. The highest-ranking
23:11Real representative was Pirri, honorary
23:12president. Florentino, who has been
23:14slamming his fist on the table all week
23:16. He didn't show up. And a detail that
23:18says a lot about Barça's current
23:19moment. Flick's starting XI, with an
23:21average age of nearly 25, was Barça's
23:24youngest at home in a league Clásico
23:26since 2006. Youth, yes, but tonight the
23:29pressure of the stage weighed on the
23:31youth, and we must admit Madrid played
23:33their game, but their game was parking
23:35the bus and sitting back. A low block,
23:38running more than the opponent. Wisen
23:40with eight clearances, with Até and
23:42Cucurella as walls. They got lucky with
23:46the 1-0, they sat back, and when Barça
23:48was going for the 2-1, they broke away
23:50with two fresh players. That was it,
23:54and it was enough because they were up
23:56against a sleeping Barça, and what
23:57worries me most is what's coming,
23:59because this week we've been brought
24:00back down to earth. Paris was a
24:03respectable defeat. Today's was not.
24:06Today I didn't recognize Barça at any
24:08point. The ghosts of big games are more
24:11alive than ever, and the confidence we
24:13had a month ago will be hard to regain.
24:16In the long term. Maybe this blow is
24:18good for us, maybe it opens more than
24:20one person's eyes, but right now the
24:23hit is extremely hard. And now comes a
24:26complicated week. With Esparte injured,
24:28Koundé and Olmo out, and the defense
24:31up in the air, Flick has to rebuild the
24:33team in a few days with a locker room
24:35that, after tonight, has a lot to say
24:37to each other face to face. We'll see
24:41who steps up, because great teams are
24:43measured in weeks like this, not when
24:45you beat Getafe 6-0, but when you lose
24:47in Paris and at home against Madrid in
24:505 days. So let's close the circle. Who
24:54did Flick explode at? At the referee
24:56for five different plays. Cucurella
24:59with no yellow card, Tchouaméni
25:00injuring a player, the stamp on
25:02Cubarsí, Camavinga’s red card
25:04against Rodri, and the yellow for
25:06Gündoğan for winning the ball cleanly
25:08. Madrid’s complaining has worked.
25:12That was his line, and the three
25:14players: Gerard Martín for the
25:16clearance that led to the scare,
25:17Cancelo because according to Flick he
25:19isn't ready for these matches, and
25:21Lamine because his head was in London
25:23and not at the Camp. And why do
25:25Mbappé’s goals hurt so much? Because
25:27they come the night before the Ballon
25:29d'Or gala right in front of Lamine. And
25:33now, the phrase that makes me the
25:34angriest of the whole night; as a Culé
25:36, it's the one that won't let me sleep.
25:38We could have finished off this Madrid
25:40in October and we've given them three
25:42extra lives. And Mourinho, who on
25:45Saturday was saying that Madrid wins
25:47titles with him, leaves the Camp Nou
25:49tonight that he likes so much. But
25:51watch out, this is a league, not a
25:54single match. Barça is still the
25:56leader and there is still a long way to
25:57go. Tomorrow is the Ballon d'Or gala,
26:00and Lamine and Mbappé will be face to
26:03face again, 24 hours after tonight. And
26:07let no one forget, this league is still
26:09in our hands. But today we let
26:11something slip away that won't come
26:12back. Now I want to know what you think
26:14: a robbery by the officials or a
26:16deserved defeat? Or both at the same
26:18time. Who is the most to blame of the
26:19three? Gerard Martín, Cancelo, or
26:22Lamine? And tomorrow, after tonight,
26:24they give it to Mbappé. And to those
26:26of you watching from Argentina, Mexico,
26:28or Colombia, how did you see it from
26:30there? Robbery or deserved? If you
26:33liked the video, hit the like button
26:35and press the bell next to it so this
26:38reaches all the Culés who are just as
26:40burned out as we are tonight. If you
26:43aren't subscribed yet, subscribe.
26:45Tomorrow with the Ballon d'Or we are
26:47going to tell you everything. And on
26:48Twitter, live coverage of the gala,
26:50minute by minute. Today is for anger,
26:52tomorrow is for London, and tomorrow,
26:54like every day, we’ll be back here.
26:55Yeah.

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