"Barcelona" head coach Hans-Dieter Flick responded to a question at a press conference after the away match in the Czech Republic about whether the team managed to work on set-pieces. Midweek, the Catalans defeated "Slavia" 4:2, with both of the opponent's goals coming from corner kicks. This was reported by euro-football.ru.reports.
Flick stated that the game in Prague was unique: the cold weather required the team to take time to adapt. The coach also commented on the second conceded goal, noting that Lewandowski didn't have time to react to the situation. Additionally, he expressed confidence in his team, highlighted that "Barcelona" had previously performed well defensively, and mentioned that due to the club's historical lack of tall players, proper management in such situations is crucial.
On Sunday, "Barcelona" will face "Real Oviedo" at home.
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