Barcelona head coach Hans-Dieter Flick responded to a question about how the team worked on set-pieces during a press conference. Midweek, the Catalans defeated Slavia in the Czech Republic with a score of 4:2, with both of the hosts' goals coming from corner kicks. This was reported by euro-football.rureports.
Flick mentioned that the match in Prague was unique: due to the cold weather, the team needed some time to adapt. He noted that in the second goal episode, it was difficult for Lewandowski to react in time.
The coach still expressed confidence in his team: in previous games, Barcelona had defended reliably. He also added that historically, the club hasn't had many tall players, so proper management and positioning are crucial in such situations.
On Sunday, Barcelona will face Real Oviedo at home.
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