The Spanish media compliment Barça's German goalkeeper, who returned from a long injury and made the difference in a hard 2-1 win over Dynamo Kyiv: "Without him, they would not have won" • Pique: "We have to change and change a lot here. We can only hope for the best"
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There's a goalkeeper at Barça's gate
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Although again failed to impress, Barcelona and Leo Messi maintained last night (Wednesday) a perfect balance in the Champions League after a particularly difficult 1: 2 over Dynamo Kiev.
The Spanish runners-up, who have not won their last four league games, enjoyed goals from Flea and Pique, and especially exceptional ability in a goal from Marc-Andre Ter Stegen, who provided a number of great saves between the posts.
The morning after, the German goalkeeper, who returned to play 90 minutes after a long and frustrating injury following an operation last summer, squeezed out most of the compliments.
"I wanted to go back and do what I love most," the German goalkeeper said at the end, "It was important to me that we win.
There is no doubt that Dynamo Kiev has gotten into winking situations and that is something we will have to talk about and work on.
"What matters is that we won and kept first place at home. My saves are not important. I am glad we kept the result because in the end we were pushed back and played with quite a bit of nervousness."
The Spanish media also complimented the man at the gate.
In "Mundo Deportivo" the title "Holy Ter Stegen" was smeared, and in "S" the fact was mentioned that without the German goalkeeper, Barcelona would not have come out with a victory from the game.
At the end, Gerard Pique came to the interview position, and as always spoke openly: "The game got more complicated in the second half because we did not take advantage of our situations. They controlled and we were not in control. I only have to compliment Ter Stegen, who played an important part in our victory." .
On the resignation of President Bartomeu: "Right now, the club is in the position it is in. It is a long process, with a lot of changes. A lot of things need to change here. Every year the situation has only gotten worse. Now there will be elections, Barcelona will have a new management, and I "I believe we will see changes in the coming months. What can we do? Just keep playing and hope it gets better."