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What can Barcelona learn from their Champions League defeat to PSG? - Barca Blaugranes

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Gill Clark Gill Clark is the site manager of Barca Blaugranes and joined in 2017. She has worked in sports media as a writer and editor for the best part of two decades and has been in love with the beautiful game for as long as she can remember. Barcelona took on PSG in the Champions League at Parc des Princes on Tuesday night in a game which ended in a 4-2 defeat for Hansi Flick’s side. After a perfect start to the campaign, it’s a first reverse and the chance to take stock and learn some lessons. Ahead of the game, Hansi Flick admitted the match would go some way to determining just how good his side are this season after impressing in the early weeks. “It will be a good test for us to show how far we are,” he told a press conference. “I would like my team to play with confidence, play brave and, of course, play together as a team. We did it in the last 11 games; now we play against, if you see the last two years, the best team in the world. “For us, it’s a good opportunity to show our level, show what we can do and [see] what we have to improve.

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