Barcelona's head coach Hans-Dieter Flick responded to questions about the team's work on set pieces during a press conference. Earlier in the week, the Catalans defeated Slavia Prague 4-2, with both of the hosts' goals coming from corner kicks. This was reported by euro-football.ru.reports.
Flick mentioned that the match in Prague was unique: the cold weather required time for the team to adapt to the game. The coach also commented on the second goal, noting that Lewandowski was unable to react in time.
"I trust my team: we have played well defensively before. Moreover, historically, Barcelona has not been rich in tall players — it's about managing the situation correctly," Flick told journalists.
On Sunday, Barcelona will play against Real Oviedo at home.
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