World Sports reported that Barcelona had no structural problems, but its poor performance at the beginning of the season.

Barcelona looked a bit unbalanced against Sevilla, Girona, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid, the worst of which was the performance at the Pizjuan Stadium.

And if the referee awarded Barcelona an obvious penalty kick in the 92nd minute of the El Clasico, Barcelona could have taken away 1 point from the Bernabeu in a bad game. Flick's team needs to do some self-reflection but shouldn't be too hard on themselves or anyone else.

Obviously, 18-year-old Yamal has not yet understood that he has become a global icon, and the content of his chat with friends is not suitable for publication in public. However, Yamal is not the kind of person who keeps a low profile.

Now, if Yamal makes a statement, he must deliver on the field. He didn't do it this time, and that was probably his mistake.

After the game, the siege of Yamal by Carvajal, Courtois and Vinicius looked more like a pre-arranged than a natural reaction. The entire Bernabeu stadium was targeting the young Barcelona player, but Courtois' pre-match remarks went unnoticed.

In addition, Vinicius's anger when he was replaced also seemed unsportsmanlike. When Alonso decided to replace him, Barcelona's defense was composed of Casado and De Jong, which obviously lacked protection, while the best defender Araujo was used as a forward.

Barcelona needs to restore Rafinha's energy and tactically solve the opponent's response to high pressure, while also finding ways to utilize Pedri's energy.

But this Barcelona still has a lot of room for improvement. They can increase the intensity of the game, regain their form, and compete for the championship with a performance closer to last season, rather than like the start of this season.

In addition, Barcelona also needs to bravely point out the referee's unreasonable penalties. For example, at the Bernabeu Stadium, the referee missed an obvious penalty kick in the 92nd minute. Barcelona should not flinch.