1st half


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Jwcbk3S9w0


2nd half


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP4ly7e2EWg

lolawilliams:


Lol. I don't know much about football. The 3 goals were scored within 7mins. Was it the coach's fault or the players fault?

The coaches fault for sure. He didn't set them up to succeed in the beginning. He thought since he had a 4 goal lead in aggregate going into the game (they beat Barcelona 4-0 in the previous game) that he could just sit on that lead by playing in a defensive posture as supposed to being proactive and being more attack (offensive) minded.
Unfortunately, Barcelona is not that team that you can do that and get away with. Before halftime Barca had already scored twice cutting the deficit in half (4-2 in aggregate).

It wasn't until half time that he decided to change his approach and take the game to Barcelona instead of sitting back to consolidate his lead but by then Barca could already smell blood and at times thats the only thing a team playing at home needs: hope.
Mix that with the fact that PSG missed chances to put the game beyond reach but couldn't.

Morale of the story is that when you have your opponent on the ground crush them. Don't let them linger around while you have the momentum. Step on their neck and finish them off cos if momentum turns on their favor you would come to regret it because momentum is a very difficult thing to stop especially when it turns against you. It's almost like trying to stop an avalanche.
Lesson number 2: "do what brung you here" in simpler terms, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". If something works for you, don't change it. Don't try to over think things and over complicate them. If a strategy brought you a 4- 0 victory against Barcelona in the first leg why change it? Let Barca prove that they can stop it first before you even consider changing. This is something that would haunt those players for a long time.

To think Luis Enrique insisted barca could score six b4 d game...

Gozmok112:
hmmmmmmm.... No

Hmmm, because i am not a Chelsea fan, i guess. Very unfair

davidif:


The coaches fault for sure. He didn't set them up to succeed in the beginning. He thought since he had a 4 goal lead in aggregate going into the game (they beat Barcelona 4-0 in the previous game) that he could just sit on that lead by playing in a defensive posture as supposed to being proactive and being more attack (offensive) minded.
Unfortunately, Barcelona is not that team that you can do that and get away with. Before halftime Barca had already scored twice cutting the deficit in half (4-2 in aggregate).

It wasn't until half time that he decided to change his approach and take the game to Barcelona instead of sitting back to consolidate his lead but by then Barca could already smell blood and at times thats the only thing a team playing at home needs: hope.
Mix that with the fact that PSG missed chances to put the game beyond reach but couldn't.

Morale of the story is that when you have your opponent on the ground crush them. Don't let them linger around or wait for momentum to turn on their favor or else you would come to regret it because momentum is a very difficult thing to stop especially when it turns against you. It's almost like trying to stop an avalanche.
Lesson number 2: "do what brung you here" in simpler terms, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". If something works for you, don't change it. Don't try to over think things and over complicate them. If a strategy brought you a 4- 0 victory against Barcelona in the first leg why change it? Let Bar a price they can stop it first before you even consider changing. This is something that would haunt those players for a long time.

Wow. Good write up. So clearly, it's the coach's fault. It will haunt them for a really long time. I doubt there has ever been a comeback like this in champions league's history.

A defending champion in france ligue and all they did was blow a 4-0 lead. Its bad tbh

Rexnegro:
when barca lose uefa is not corrupt, but immediately they win like This both fifa, uefa, fa and all football governing bodies around the world at different levels are corrupt....shame on You bro. when Chelsea beat barca in 2012 uefa wasn't corrupt abi? but once barca win pe...corruption it's. get a life bro And stop hating on the greatest club team ever. hating is bad for u

It does not befit the loin to answer the dog!!!

donbrowser:

Please Stop smoking local weed

guy how far

CROWNWEALTH019:
you sure say you read wetin you write before you post am?

Omotaday:
Hmmm, because i am not a Chelsea fan, i guess. Very unfair

no oo... U re funny

Gozmok112:
no oo... U re funny

Iseoluwani:
Whether you score this will still be the result

guess you are. Wrong

davidif:


The coaches fault for sure. He didn't set them up to succeed in the beginning. He thought since he had a 4 goal lead in aggregate going into the game (they beat Barcelona 4-0 in the previous game) that he could just sit on that lead by playing in a defensive posture as supposed to being proactive and being more attack (offensive) minded.
Unfortunately, Barcelona is not that team that you can do that and get away with. Before halftime Barca had already scored twice cutting the deficit in half (4-2 in aggregate).

It wasn't until half time that he decided to change his approach and take the game to Barcelona instead of sitting back to consolidate his lead but by then Barca could already smell blood and at times thats the only thing a team playing at home needs: hope.
Mix that with the fact that PSG missed chances to put the game beyond reach but couldn't.

Morale of the story is that when you have your opponent on the ground crush them. Don't let them linger around while you have the momentum. Step on their neck and finish them off cos if momentum turns on their favor you would come to regret it because momentum is a very difficult thing to stop especially when it turns against you. It's almost like trying to stop an avalanche.
Lesson number 2: "do what brung you here" in simpler terms, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". If something works for you, don't change it. Don't try to over think things and over complicate them. If a strategy brought you a 4- 0 victory against Barcelona in the first leg why change it? Let Barca prove that they can stop it first before you even consider changing. This is something that would haunt those players for a long time.

Guy you can really convince any lady to like football oh. I'm sure by now your babe will be a football fan.

lolawilliams:


Wow. Good write up. So clearly, it's the coach's fault. It will haunt them for a really long time. I doubt there has ever been a comeback like this in champions league's history.

A defending champion in france ligue and all they did was blow a 4-0 lead. Its bad tbh

Lool, am sure you understood davidif pretty well. I also believe by now you should be a football fan, if not even a Barcelona fan!

So what if if Barca play 7-2 in their home, will PSG still qualify due to 2 away goals and their 4-0 win at home?

dotcomnamename:
So what if if Barca play 7-2 in their home, will PSG still qualify due to 2 away goals and their 4-0 win at home?

No, away goals only count when the score is even.
7: 2 would make the aggregate to be 7: 6, the away goals rule won't count in this case. Hence Barça would still have qualified.
HTH

FromZeroToHero:
I guess you are already on your way to london.

You can see that i always keep my word.
I've brought him back.

uckennety:

If u don't bring buhari den ur liar mohammed

Haven't i done as i promised? Check well, you'll see that i've brought him back

VeniJu:


Haven't i done as i promised?
Check well, you'll see that i've brought him back

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Lol. For your mind abi

VeniJu:
You can see that i always keep my word. I've brought him back.

Juliaann:
omo I am the happiest o I trust Barcelona to come through, I will sleep this night with a smile on my face


As for my location check my profile

Hello pal,
I have been on the lookout for your reply. I hope you are doing fine? kindly respond when you get this "mention".

Timelezz:


Yes and I remember AC Milan against Valencia or something....

it was the match between A.C milan and deportivo la coruna,where milan beat the spaniards 4:1 at San siro only to be walloped 4:0 in spain,it was the 2003/2004 season.

engrchykae:
it was the match between A.C milan and deportivo la coruna,where milan beat the spaniards 4:1 at San siro only to be walloped 4:0 in spain,it was the 2003/2004 season.

That's for history lessons.

xavieree:
you re so damn honest swty #ForcaBarca

long life n prosperity many happy returns

wsh u all d best in life

donbrowser:
This space is purposely and specially reserved to mock my best friend who believed Barca will perform a miracle 2nyt.
I will update after the match.

how market ?

A March to remember.