Tue Dec 16 09:40:00 UTC 2025: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Barcelona Dominate Osasuna, Flick Praises Controlled Performance

Barcelona, Spain – FC Barcelona secured a decisive victory against Osasuna in their latest LaLiga match, prompting head coach Hansi Flick to commend his team’s control and strong defensive display. The final score reflected Barcelona’s dominance, with the team securing all three points at Camp Nou.

“We controlled the match. We did a good job defensively,” Flick stated in the post-match press conference. “Maybe we didn’t have many chances, but we scored two goals and got the three points.”

Flick emphasized the importance of maintaining focus as they continue their LaLiga campaign. “We just want to win. We have a fantastic team. We’ve bounced back and are playing very well. We have to keep doing the job right; it’s a long road.” He acknowledged their current form but stressed the need for continued hard work and self-focus.

The coach particularly highlighted the clean sheet, attributing it to the team’s controlled game and effective defensive work. He praised the performances of defenders Eric, Gerard Martín, and Cubarsí, noting the positive impact of having defenders performing at a high level.

Midfielder Pedri earned high praise from Flick for his crucial role in creating space for the first goal. “In the first goal, he created great space and did it perfectly. He’s an incredible, top player. I don’t know what else to say: he’s exceptional,” Flick exclaimed.

Raphinha, who scored both goals for Barcelona, was also singled out for his performance. “Raphinha is very important. He scored two goals and is a key player. He defends and attacks; he’s very important for us,” Flick said.

The return to Camp Nou was cited as a decisive factor in the team’s success. “Everyone is happy to be back at Camp Nou. And we’ve shown it’s important because we’ve won all the matches,” Flick concluded.

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