Bayern undresses Barça again

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Barça's disagreement with the Champions has not ended since 2015, when sporting success was followed by a fine of 30,000 euros for the exhibition of

in Berlin.

The fans have not stopped playing the anthem, the team no longer even knows how to play the qualifying matches and the penalties are overcome in each edition and match because the last one was that the team was eliminated without playing due to Inter's previous victory.

The Camp Nou match against Bayern became a particular affair that only served to insist on Barça's manifest inferiority and its status as a Europa League team.

The Germans never get tired of punishing Barça.

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Ter Stegen, Kessié Franck, Lewandowski (Pablo Torre, min. 82), Héctor Bellerín, Koundé (Eric Garcia, min. 67), Alex Balde, Pedri (Raphinha, min. 58), Frenkie De Jong, Ousmane Dembélé (Ansu Fati , min. 67), Marcos Alonso and Busquets (Ferrán Torres, min. 58)

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Ulreich, Leon Goretzka (M. Sabitzer, min. 45), Dayotchanculle Upamecano (Benjamin Pavard, min. 62), Jamal Musiala (Ryan Gravenberch, min. 67), Joshua Kimmich, Mane, Gnabry, Noussair Mazraoui (Josip Stanisic, min. 79), Matthijs de Ligt, Choupo-Moting (Müller, min. 62) and Alphonso Davies

Goals

0-1 min.

9: Man.

0-2 min.

31: Choupo-Moting.

0-3 min.

94: Benjamin Pavard.

Referee

Anthony Taylor

Yellow cards Noussair Mazraoui (min. 16), Leon Goretzka (min. 23), Dayotchanculle Upamecano (min. 34) and Busquets (min. 41)

The wound does not heal but it gets bigger unfortunately for Barcelona.

The meeting at the Camp Nou brought the Catalans back to the old days, to the years of the bloodiest defeats (and they are six in a row), after the hint of recovery noticed in the last visit to Munich when the result was mean with the game of the Barca (2-0).

Bayern has improved a lot since September and Barça isn't here to settle accounts with anyone, least of all with a giant like the German, so overwhelmingly superior that it caused fans to flee from the Camp Nou.

The trip to the past was not exactly towards success no matter how many

Laporta activated.

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The endless anguish of Barcelona in Europe

Although he changed some pieces, Xavi kept the plan against Bayern that worked so well against Athletic and that has Pedri as a false left winger, a move that evokes the days of Iniesta.

The Germans, however, have very little to do with Valverde's team and it didn't take them even ten minutes to cover Barça's mouth.

Mané took Bellerín's back in a transition to the open field and finished off against a sold Ter Stegen.

There is no way to cover the hole opened on the right side since the best Alves left.

The sequence was repeated in the 0-2 of Choupo-Moting.

The arrivals of Bayern were as selective as definitive, impossible to defend by Barça.

Nagelsmann's team already plays by heart, whether they are the starters or the substitutes, very well organized, strong and physically intimidating and tactically also above Xavi's squad.

Bayern prevailed from start to finish, individually and collectively against a hard-working and dejected Barça.

Grouped in a line of four midfielders, the azulgrana persevered and failed in their attempt to set foot in Ulreich's area.

The only time Lewandowski appeared was for the VAR to invalidate the penalty that the referee awarded for De Ligt's entry.

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Video with the summary and the goals of the Barcelona-Bayern

The referee also annulled a goal against Bayern and the game was stopped for the Camp Nou's peace of mind until the last minute when Pavard's 0-3 fell.

The Barcelona fans had collected themselves to avoid bigger bad guys and the Germans went on to control the game with a rush of gas, never demanded, always comfortable, more lenient than ever against a dull Barça since Dembélé got tired.

The azulgrana could never compete, not even to improve the score, and gave up one more game against the German ogre after a string of calamities that began in Munich.

The impotence of the team was as manifest as the disappointment of the fans waiting to return to the League.

The Champions League is too big a competition for a small team like Barça that doesn't stop hitting Bayern's wall with their heads.

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