How Barcelona’s NEW Tactic is Breaking Traditions!

[@GoutamGhosh44556]

Hands down La Masia is the goat. It helped Xavi when he needed players with Barca DNA. Now it is helping Flick when he needs players with good chemistry.

[@sohebbashar5429]

Flop😂😂

[@Goatsiiii]

​@@sohebbashar5429real buy, barca produce

[@MdiSMAiL-gx1bc]

Right

[@williamkgasi6258]

La Masia is the best football academy in the world. Probably number one in the world in scouting talent and producing it. Almost all La Masia players are the most wanted players by other European clubs while they are still in the academy. I bet you if Laporta can decide to sell all Barca Atletico players, they will be gone in seconds.

[@sohai176]

@@williamkgasi6258 Goat is from La Masia, enough said

[@mahiir2317]

One of the best videos I have seen about Flick's Barca, I wasn't even bored for a single moment. So well explained man ❤

[@yanosan6232]

Inigo Martinez being the most underrated player in barça this season, he's one of the best offside trap players in the world right now

[@BolorunduroOloruntola]

Spot on You watch the games well, Mans very underrated and to me personally he's an upgrade to araujo tho and a good mentor to Cubarsi

[@ルリ-ruri]

​@@BolorunduroOloruntola i dont think hes an upgrade of araujo. Theyre different kind. Inigo had experience and better technically than araujo but araujo is superior physically. Let inigo duel with vini, he probably smoked more often than araujo. Its all about compatibility and use players according to their strength without exposing their weakness

[@ahmadkhairul1181]

Nahh i watch his game. He always the last person to realize the defensive line

[@MrLeothedrummer]

@@ahmadkhairul1181 this lol. No clue what ppl are on about, the guy is literally the furthest back every offside trap

[@wadaya4844]

​@@ルリ-ruriyeah Araujo only built against Vini yeah?

[@abcdefghijkImnoqprstuvwxyz]

This is why Raphinha seems to be shining the brightest under this “free” instruction. Under Xavi he was forced out wide, never allowed to cut in. At Leeds that was never how he played.

[@andrecardoso6941]

Xavi was stuck to his ideas and failed to see that in modern football players have to have freedom to roam the pitch. And we can already see how our attack is flourishing already.

[@JavaughnEllis]

Stop comparing flick to Xavi in terms of management styles because they're completely different Xavi won a league title we have to wait to see what flick wins before he is hyped because winning a few games 5-0 doesn't guarantee you anything, we beat real madrid 4-0 under Xavi they still won the league and UCL that same season

[@Emmycrypto_]

@@JavaughnEllistrue

[@1sychodontv27]

@@Emmycrypto_3 goals today 😂

[@yj1864]

​@JavaughnEllis Now what lol?

[@Deeekingmaker]

When players like Araujo and Gavi are back it would make ball winning easier for them, as they are both mobile and physical

[@10messi192]

True bro

[@ishgi2064]

De jong not as much. But both are returning from injury so they will require 2 3 math for fitness

[@namaetrash1567]

yeah but Araujo is not better than Íñigo and Cubarsi at Passing

[@mateoo0358]

@@namaetrash1567we need a strong defender inigio barely gets anything down the line anyway lol cubarsi can handle it

[@AbidCat]

@@mateoo0358yes but he’s rlly good on the ball

[@DKing-du6xr]

The difference lies in what players you have and what they’d rather suffer for. Messi, iniesta, xavi, and co… enjoyed keeping the ball and flexing their tactical biceps against any and all opponents. They went the extra mile to demonstrate they were better at football than everyone. This generation does not necessarily see football that way. They’d much rather play in quick transitions, play vertical if they have to. But ultimately, getting inside the box as fast as possible seems to suit them much better than what xavi was trying to force upon them. I say let them have fun with what they actually enjoy!

[@tafsibhuiyan8730]

Fr. Same with the gk position where a lot of them are becoming sweeper keepers

[@SirNachoB]

Everything has its evolution. The truth is that lately the matches of the teams that used tiki taka became very boring, since the rivals know very well how to counteract it.

[@joedelaney566]

Ya now Flick play direct ball because TIKI taka boring play​@@SirNachoB

[@SirNachoB]

@@joedelaney566 Flick has been using these strategies for years, but thank you for thinking of my well-being.

[@Camcolito]

Barcelona's current players are just not good enough to play the tiki taka style.

[@anonymus08]

DK Falcon's videos are so enjoyable to watch😊

[@DK_FALCON]

Thank you so much❤

[@LAM10169]

Agree and i've start watching recently

[@liibanboojo1673]

@@DK_FALCONplz do enzo maresca tactics

[@footballhallen]

very nice 😍😍

[@andyandre7814]

Am back to this video after the Barcelona game vs Bayern and Real Madrid.... Your anaylsis is spot on

[@ricard3964]

one common mistake everybody makes is thinking Barca's DNA playstyle is to make 600 passes, 90% of possession, small midfielders with great technique.......nope, Barça's playstyle is literally what Flick is doing, this is exactly what Rinus Michels (the creator of Barça's total football) said, demon high press from minute 0 to 90

[@Carlos-bq4mi]

Fax

[@leowankenobi6582]

So pep style not DNA Barca?

[@ricard3964]

@@leowankenobi6582 Pep style is way more passive compared to Flick's but in the end both want the same, so Pep style is def DNA Barça

[@duogamers9617]

didnt johan cruyff make total football?

[@ricard3964]

@@duogamers9617 nope, the original idea came from Rinus Michels

[@LifeisNowOrNever]

I’m from Barcelona and gotta admit that I was not expecting Hansi’s football ideas and tactics, neither the results we are getting in such an early build up phase. Awesome video by the way, thank you! Visca el Barça! 💙❤️💙

[@호시우미]

The DNA of their short-pass play will never disappear, and even though Flick's tactics are more dynamic and goal-oriented, the players who came up from La Masia will never lose their ability to escape pressure and their creative short-pass skills

[@jbm2074]

that's is an advantage Flick isn't destroying tiki taka he is only changing the way they play. He is introducing some Germany direct football

[@Felon666]

tiki taka doesn't work against stronger teams anymore it can easily be countered you have to be more strategic and tactical flick is doing just that

[@zi4316]

This is the best we have been ballin since MSN days. WE ARE SO BACK

[@void0350]

as an arsenal fan its crazty how young and talented this team is and eveyone seemingly comes from La Masia.

[@mesiroy1234]

​@@void0350arsnel is fuuny veicse its good team.but suffer goals in last mintuie

[@lsebk1]

Just keep stuffing Madrid please 😂

[@Sutututu2731]

... and that's why Szczęsny is the best option to Flick's tactic if he will try play difficult Polish style named "laga". This Polish style is perfectly construct for Flick's barça, and help all Lines to create best ocasions, this will relieve defense so much 9:35

[@macccu]

World is about to witness amazing technique called "Laga Na Roberta". It even sounds Spanish so will fit right in.

[@mkf628]

It will be a fusion style named TIKI-LAGA

[@abcdefghijkImnoqprstuvwxyz]

Actually, last season Xavi also spread the players as wide as possible, making the pitch seem bigger. He did this every game. I remember because there was times I would wish that we played more vertically. With Flick, he has the experience and knowledge to execute it.

[@Zahrul3]

Yeah. The main difference is that Xavi used traditional wingers spamming crosses into the box

[@Yanancien]

Your production quality is insane. Keep it up !!!

[@yungprospectsa]

This pass, was the exact pass they had in the game vs Madrid yesterday 9:30 man Hansi Is such a good coach.

[@gabrielaria2673]

Funny enough i used this tactic while playing efootball, its really risky because you really have a lack of defense and once your enemy gets the ball you just hope your defensive skills can work

[@marlibeshaj1069]

4-2-1-3 quick counter is terrifying without good dmfs like vieira and defensive fullbacks, changed to long ball counter for the deep defensive line and never looked back

[@jimmytan5288]

How do you do that? Because key element in this tactic is freedom in positions. As far as I know there is no setting to do such a thing.

[@ShaunMbati]

What's your tactics I've been trying to replicate this soo much

[@ShaunMbati]

​@@jimmytan5288using qc should work okay

[@jmgonzales7701]

@@ShaunMbati do you play conservative?

[@danielrabensteiner2532]

I never saw a better tactic-video in my life!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Wow! I loved it!🙏🏼👍🏻

[@mohammedabdulmumini107]

Everything you said is exactly how and why their match with Bayern and Madrid went how it did 👏

[@ZahidHossain-lz2td]

Your narration style is absolutely beatiful. Good video

[@Teachr.]

Wasn't mentiond in the video but we stil retain alot if possesion its Moore balanced than you think it's when there is no way to go vertical we revert back our own styl until a gaps opend that's the secret the balance in tiki taka and but with tempo and some tactical adjustmens and functions.we are not playing German football but high paced Spanish foootball. And that's what makes its exciting we were used to slow down the tempo of the game until you fell asleep almost to controle the game but with the intention and urgency to score we move the ball in a more amazing way. If we get depth and all of our players back its a wrap!!!

[@robertwill23]

what is german or spanish football these days? it is modern football. whats the difference between german high paced football and spanish high paced football? no difference. because it is played in Spain it's called spanish or what? Spanish football is not associated only with Barca's style which is interpretation of dutch total football. Bilbao play counterattack direct football. Atleti played pure counterattack football during their peak in 2010s. Getafe played pressing football until recently. Sevilla played pressing football with Mendilibar. Girona play direct. Spanish NT played direct physical football until late 00s. Germany NT played possession football with Jogi Loew in 2010s. And now with Nagelsmann. German league have teams that play direct like Bilbao or pressing football but also teams that play possession like Stuttgart or BVB (under new coach) or Bayern or Leverkusen. or St Pauli from last season. or Magdeburg from second division. Both Germany and Spain have continental football influence (as in control of midfield and possession). In 1970s Germany played their own version of total football that Dutch popularized in early 70s. They built from the back and played through midfield. Germany of 1972 was named best team of Europe and team that played football of year 2000. Keeping possession is not Spanish thing. it is European Continental thing. Historically in Europe teams played slower than in England. Germany just also had influence of english football in the past. Bayern played possession football in 1970s (they were coached by Hungarian coaches - ex-players of wonder team from Hungary that played short passing football). Then since 2009 with hiring of Louis Van Gaal Bayern have been playing with same philosophy as Barca - variation of total football (possession, control of midfield, domination, pressing). Dutch team that played total football in 1970s were about pressing, energy, rotation of positions. Short passing is element of every team in modern football. Spain or Barca didnt invent short passing football. Tiki-taka is nonsense, it's not style of play. it's just meaningless short passing. What Barca played under Pep or Cruyff was version of total football. With Cruyff it was actually more freedom for star players. So Flick is actually close to Cruyff. And Flick shares same total football philosophy. And is fan of Cruyff and Pep. At Bayern he just returned to Pep's settings when Kovac got sacked. Bayern retained a lot o possession and dominated teams under him. You look at it from wrong angle. Barca style is spanish version of total football (which is attacking proactive football with rotations and good counterpressing - go and watch Pep's Barca and their insane counterpress vs Arsenal in 2010). It is not about triangles and mere short passing. Any coach is aware of triangles in order to maintain possession. Flick's Barca using same third man runs as it was main play by Pep's Barca too. Flick just adjusting new ways to main idea of total football. Because modern football is changing and positional rigidity doesnt work anymore.

[@jmgonzales7701]

@@robertwill23 fast paced football is better football

[@EsanAlemu]

Anyone after 4-0 madrid😂

[@seriously999]

Yeap 😂 weird how at the start of the season , everyone expected Madrids avengers to dominate the league

[@sensonic89]

🙋

[@elouaerhaydaraloussein4805]

​@@seriously999ya and it is still weird that your mom still love you

[@seriously999]

@@elouaerhaydaraloussein4805 triggered Madrid fan I presume 😂 I don’t see where and how we got moms in this argument but yeah , atleast mine wasn’t run thru like urs

[@DR_Muthu_Official]

✋🏻

[@albatros3293]

This is the best video iv ever seen about football on youtube. Just respect for the job.

[@dr.chris8]

You've earned a subscriber. Great video, background music isnt annoying, accent isnt annoying and graphics are splendid. This is class.

[@OmarTrabelsi]

After watching Barça vs. Bayern tonight, I can say that Flick’s tactics are absolutely brilliant!

[@SEOMEDIABOT]

This what happed today against madrid 4:0 win. First goal is exactly Flick's tactic of drawing defense close and opening spaces right up the pitch

[@Kmath_]

7:18 this is what people often miss when analyzing Lewandowski game. Goal scoring is one thing but his football IQ and vision is what makes the difference. Off ball movement to create spaces for others etc.

[@Kmath_]

That’s one of the reasons why he flourishes under flick. He wants him to be on field assistant coach, and he needs that position because he plays with youngsters so he needs to instruct them how to pass him the ball etc. He did not need to do that in Bayern, because Muller is a F* savant.

[@shadow19845]

You've no idea how long I was waiting for this video

[@l7ankalis]

Been waiting for this masterpiece to drop for a while

[@DK_FALCON]

Really appreciate for your patience!❤

[@yunusyalcintas4146]

This is the most detailed, well-organized, and explanatory tactical video I've ever seen.👏👏

[@suryac850]

Wow, your presentation is simply amazing. The way you explain everything with the visuals and actual match footage is incredible. Excellent, work from the entire DK Falcon team. Keep going. Hope you reach more subscriptions and become lot successful.

[@agentm1176]

Here after 4:1... Thank you Flick.

[@WsamGaming2000]

I was going to say that 😂

[@andrecardoso6941]

Here after 4-0 at the barnaleo. Thank you Herr Flick.

[@felixmakinda7689]

​@@andrecardoso6941😂😂😂😂

[@CipherCircuit]

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[@iAteADino]

@@andrecardoso6941Barnaleo 😂

[@Art_Mind_Official]

Can you keep uploading important matches tactical analyses... Coz this is so engaging & visually understandable!

[@fawaza5486]

this was a great video bro! thanks for creating this, i was looking for something like this for a while. good quality too!

[@joelwakwana2209]

Watching this after Bayern game and couldn’t agree more

[@fakhranr]

WHAT A VIDEO! Auto Subscribe! Thanks for the video and the editing is absolutely beautiful

[@victoronwuka5939]

This video made me realize how important Cubarsi is to Flick's system Every attack starts from him

[@BassCK]

Bruh, give your editing dude a raise. Felt like I was watching the avengers. What a masterpiece. To the very details. I surely enjoyed watching this. You got yourself a fan, a like and a sub.

[@mikereyes2269]

The biggest problem Barça had was thinking that they could play the same as they did when they had Iniesta, Busquets, Xavi and Messi. We are talking about 4 of the most technically gifted players in the history of the sport. It's impossible to replicate that style. Even when they won the second treble Luis Enrique shifted to a more direct style of football that saw Xavi fall off the starting eleven in place of Rakitic. It's the same with this generation of Masia players, they are technically gifted for sure, but not on the same level and they see football in a different way. Plus forcing players to play like Xavi used to, means your window of players from outside the club that can integrate to that style is severly limited which is why a lot of the big signings like Coutinho, Griezmann and Dembele failed at the club. And like everything styles come and go and teams get better and better at countering you. Barça was playing the same way for over 15 years, so of course teams knew exactly how to play against them and with the quality of the players that suited that style of play diminishing then they reached a point that they can still use the same technically gifted players la masia produces but in a different style of football. Which is why Flick is excelling at now.

[@gigidawide6033]

I hope Barcelona don’t lose the DNA bc that philosophy is why they’re able to produce so many young players every year

[@సత్-చిత్-ఆనంద]

im from India and Im following barcelona from 15 years but in the last 9 years after 2015, i really felt tiki taka was not working as it became more predictable and most importantly opposition team all 10 players were defending, so the chance creation was very less...I really wanted barca to play different approach , finally im happy that flick understood it

[@isaac27ae]

Amazing analysis bro The best one I've seen of Hansi Flick's Barcelona Keep it up bro Love from Nigeria 💚🤍

[@timur9535]

Here after Bayern game and have to say you are 100% right! Great video

[@rorymyers3050]

One of the best if not THE best tactical video I've seen! 🔥👏 Love it! Explained it so clearly and actually showed clips to understand it better!

[@ovpn04]

Here after 0-4. Thank you Flick 😂

[@TranceHouseVocals]

you covered everything perfectly. but sadly you forgot the MAIN thing barcelona have been VERY VERY VERY dangerous in. which is their offside trap. that has helped barcelona become such a DEADLY team. love the video and keep it up

[@Sunny_10-v10]

This guy is hands down one of the youtuber ive watched in a long long time , the quality of the videos is simply amazing

[@davidducuftb3912]

To be honest as a massive Barca fan, we needed to get out of Tiki-Taka! I don't care that it's the most iconic plsystyle of all time, it became too old. This new Barcelona is refreshing and I adore what Flick brought in to the players who clearly play more like themselves and clearly boosted their confidence! Visca Barca, Flick we forgive you💙❤️

[@siphephelongcobo4689]

Agreed, football is constantly changing and so should out tactics

[@samuelw2819]

And again, the man drops another incredible video! Congrats dude, keep doing it. Hugs from Brazil

[@MrSchuetzendorf]

Many germans didn't believe that flick can handle the pressure in Barca ant they were not convinced that he's a good in tactics at all. In reality, Flick is the pressure and the tactics.

[@JAPerception]

The edition in the first part of this video to engage the audience is so fucking good, kudos to you bro.

[@TeeAlverAlsio]

Pls post more oftenm your videos are so enjoyable, fun to watch and easy to understand. Keep Going🎉

[@Hacker14640]

I don't know why i am happy 😁 Thanks 🙏 for the information i have been waiting since 3 weeks

[@DK_FALCON]

Thank you so much for your patience!❤😁

[@TihomirUrumov]

Very well explained in details, well done! Quite long video as well! If you are not somebody dealing and experienced in this, then it is astonishing! 👍

[@waveverano2322]

I love your videos❤❤, it really helps us to understand and make a tactic

[@DK_FALCON]

Thank you so much❤ really glad you're able to get value from it!

[@4thD]

The editing is a piece of art.. I got hooked in the first minute of the video. Great work in general.. love the video

[@robertrickson9]

the production quality tells me how much time it takes to make a masterpiece

[@mohamedbelfassi9479]

It is very exciting to see this renewed tiki taka but my concern is to see how we react to low defensive blocks, because even Guardiola’s teams struggled with these kind of situations.

[@Jainmanan2207]

Can you do a Vincent Kompany Bayern Munich tactics. The way they score 9 goals in a single game like it is nothing is quite interesting

[@damerapsang5322]

JUST TO LOSE TO VILLA

[@Rexonic926]

​@@damerapsang5322 even Barca lost to Monaco what do you mean by that??

[@damerapsang5322]

@@Rexonic926 Was Bayern playing with 10 men for 80+ minutes?

[@Offgod_PES]

im a Chelsea fan please try and do a Chelsea tactics video next.

[@KeshavTyagi-fz5cz]

none of those tactics work lil bro your washed club gets carried by cold palmer😹✌

[@Whoeveryouis]

Cole palmer team you mean?

[@anasbelarche7097]

U mean cole palmer tactics 😂😂😂

[@amarecudjoe9501]

Let me summarize that video for Cole Palmer and 100 different players in the team 😂

[@liibanboojo1673]

@@KeshavTyagi-fz5czunited fans crying in the reply😂😂

[@SaLvAdOriaN127]

I’ve been saying this for years. Tiki taka is over. Every team will low block and wait it out. Thank you Flick for introducing a new philosophy without completely losing the Barca DNA.

[@raho500]

It fits the trend: Between 2008 and 2012, Spain's playstyle was dominant, and they won both the World Cup and the European Championship. During this period, Pep Guardiola was the coach of Barcelona, winning the national league three times and the Champions League twice.

[@perosike2493]

how is this account not even 1 mil subs yet . Truly amazing explanation details and video

[@mohamb3785d]

Barca is officially back boys, i have seen them play this season nearly every game and they’re playing as good as Messi days, they’ll either win CL or Laliga at least. Flick has a great tactical mind. Barca are lucky to have him

[@jatanpandya6295]

Brilliant brilliant video. Loved the animation and the explanation.

[@moisessalazar8951]

This is a really great video, I loved the part where you translated the tactics into fm, now I can play just like Hansi flick's barça plays

[@maksimkintrip]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@onkels4m_22]

Watching the video after 4-1 against Bayern everything makes sense haha After these dark times it finally is enjoyable to watch Barca again 🙏🔥

[@prateekgautam5514]

Brilliant, absolutely phenomenal graphic design and video editing.

[@Tacticfreak1]

I love the details bro, but I believe with Frenkie Dejong back the midfield will be stable and if Araujo and Christensen returns that Backline will be strong and athletic. If Barcelona recovers their injured players they will be really difficult to beat

[@Ashhad1400]

Casado is playing great as a CDM. FDJ will swap with Pedri, who's been doing great in his role as well.

[@liibanboojo1673]

@@Ashhad1400in big games casado can’t play we need experience players like frenkie

[@edsonmawalla4203]

​@@liibanboojo1673you need a lone pivot and that's what cassado is

[@mann1974]

@@liibanboojo1673 how do you know he can't play? he has to start in big games to build confidence. i like him even more in first 11 than frenkie due to his long injury

[@pemimpiradikall]

@@liibanboojo1673 4-1 bayern

[@ramz1364]

10:42 Once Gavi comeback, this tactic will be flawless

[@abdelkadersherif9331]

Exactly also, de jong is a great player that will serve this tactic in a double pivot system

[@lorenzomunisami6083]

The way flick handles the long balls over the top is through an extremely disciplined offside trap.

[@thetigers7777]

That is the best explanation of flick's tactics i found. Great job man!

[@rusebianto2137]

Amazing flick, barca strong, flick the best

[@karacee5481]

This is an amazing video for me to teach my young footballer tactical awareness. Can't thank you enough!

[@BehroozMousavi-dn5nj]

Great explaining and thumbs up for brave couches who try new tactics

[@felixmakinda7689]

A channel I never thought I needed. Exactly explains how Barcelona obliterated Real Madrid 4-0 at Santiago Bernabeau. ❤💙🙌🏿🇪🇸🇰🇪Thank you Flick. Madrid's ego needed a check ✅💯.

[@abdullahjuma5920]

nice video thank you💙 but i was hoping that you focus more on defence because i think the advance defence and the offside trap played a key role in the team win

[@aramisgaston6922]

this is an amazing video, this could be on netflix

[@luisfco.3156]

The DNA of Barça is not having 80% possession, it's playing offensively and always going for more goals. Barça wasn't born with Guardiola. Luis Enrique's Barça was also more vertical in its play

[@makmalfath]

In my opinion, the elements of tiki-taka have not completely changed or disappeared in Barcelona's game under Hansi Flick. Short passes, triangles, and individual player skills in 1v1s with opponents are some of the elements of tiki-taka that are still present in Hansi Flick's game However, what is clearly different is that everything is more direct now. The elements above are included in Hansi Flick's very direct game where the ball flows very quickly and players always try to create space every time they have the ball

[@ericcosta4795]

WHAT A GREAT WAY TO EXPLAIN IT. SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND . GREAT VIDEO.

[@manuelfelipeafanador294]

Excelente video, eres el mejor

[@ChinchillaBONK]

Best straight forward tactical channel without irrelevant dialogue and just straight to the point. Easy to understand for tactical nerds like me. hahaha

[@BAli_7]

His style is very similar to pep's barca style of play only difference is the freedom but the players being wide, cb going up top and players making runs in behind pep also did that during his time at barca. Its only since Enrique they become more narrower and made it easier for the opposition to break them down

[@PakoBar2717]

Your work is quality! Really enjoy your videos and editing

[@joshuaverghesesujith5319]

as a Barca fan, I can truly understand how Hansi won the sextuple with Bayern thanks for explaining their tactics this can actually help me with my decision-making btw I am still pissed off at the Bayern president for sacking Hansi a manager like him deserves more respect than that let us continue to encourage hansi through his journey with Barcelona in hopes that they might win the sextuple with the UCL this season to prove haters wrong

[@ibonechevarria-o7k]

I am a huge Barça fan and I was wondering why Bayern fired Flick he had Bayern playing great football.Historical mistake.

[@danielaregawi]

i'll be watching barca's game in a different way after this video. Great Video!

[@EdwardAnonsi]

DK falcon😩😩. Was waiting for your nxt vid. Please do a Chelsea vid nxt. Always your fav fan

[@Esco-lq4rb]

Great video as always. The interesting thing with Flick's Barca and Klopp's Liverpool, they were seen as very direct and all that, and I'm not saying they were not but if you look at their possession numbers and pass completion stats, they'd look like a typical dominant possession team. So I'm not disputing that their teams were not more direct than Positional play teams but it's not like they were not trying to keep the ball fairly well either. Or could it be that teams just sat very deep against them, which allowed them keep the ball really well?

[@ESO570]

This Barça team has been so much fun to watch

[@abrafojabari]

Here after 4:0 vs Madrid. I love you Flick

[@yevhen.nahirniak]

That's one of the most beautiful teams right now. Flik gives it new life.

[@jamarriwalker2811]

Dk falcon just dropped🔥🔥

[@mohammedhassan-kx2yf]

Who is here after bayern & Madrid ?

[@craziewill]

Love your video mate... Keep it going.. much love

[@efootball-2023player]

Thanks a lot, now we are waiting for Xavi's Barcelona tactics

[@JJokiee]

Great to watch! I learn so much based on your videos! Will you do vid about Maresca?

[@MdTushar-lv7fp]

Tonight barca 4-1 Bryan😊 as a barca fan best night for me ❤

[@patelzeel782]

You missed one point that Barca offside trap , its most underrated skills that they have concede least goal.