Flick pleased despite Barcelona narrow win.

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Hansi Flick admitted Barcelona were poor in the second half. Before making amends in the second half to beat Alaves 1-0 to cut Real Madrid’s gap to four points football.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick was pleased to secure a crucial three points. ทางเข้า UFABET  Despite narrowly beating Alaves thanks to Robert Lewandowski’s second-half winner. Diario AS reported on Sunday.

‘It was a difficult game and we had to work hard. It’s three important points given the situation we are in in La Liga and also the result of Real Madrid yesterday (at half-time). We showed them where we can attack and be more precise. The second half was better.’ said the German coach.

Flick also revealed that Gavi, who was withdrawn from the field in the 14th minute. After a clash with Tomas Gonnecny, suffered a head injury and was immediately taken to the hospital for check-ups. But there was nothing to worry about. Saying: ‘He is fine. His continued play was not my or Gavi’s decision. But the doctor’s. He told Gavi that he could not continue and he had to respect that decision, and this matter had to be taken care of. ‘

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saw Barcelona close to four points behind leaders Real Madrid. After the Bernabeu suffered a shock 1-0 defeat at Espanyol on Saturday, with Flick insisting he did not watch the game as he was focused solely on his team.

‘To be honest, I haven’t watched Real Madrid’s games in the last two or three days, there is a lot of stress and the best thing to counteract stress is to go to bed early and in the morning I see WhatsApp and what I receive and of course it happened, but we have to look at our own and I know today will be difficult, but yes, you can ask my wife, I am sleeping, after the game against Atalanta I only slept for two or three hours. ‘

‘Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid are great teams, but what we have to do is look at ourselves. We have to put pressure on them, but we have to look at ourselves as well. This is not what I want to teach, to look at others, to focus on ourselves,’ Flick said.