Barcelona head coach Hans-Dieter Flick responded to a question during a press conference about how the team has been working on set-piece situations. Earlier in the week, the Catalans defeated Slavia in the Czech Republic with a score of 4:2, with both of Prague's goals coming from corner kicks. This was reported by euro-football.rureports.
According to Flick, the match in Prague was unique: due to the cold weather, Barcelona needed time to adapt to the field. The coach noted that during the second goal episode, Lewandowski did not have the opportunity to react.
Flick also expressed confidence in his team's defensive play, adding that Barcelona has previously demonstrated organized defense. In his opinion, the club's historical lack of tall players might pose certain challenges in set-pieces, which is a matter of managing the situation correctly.
On Sunday, Barcelona will play against Real Oviedo at their home ground.
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