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Old 24th April 2008, 10:36 AM
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Re: Come on Barcelona
Originally Posted by coop View Post
If you watch Sky or in all fairness any media outlet who covered the game are waxing lyrical about Man United defending as if they were under onslaught all game but the reality was Barcelona had 73% of the possesion but created just the one chance.

Most of Barcelonas possession was around 30-40 yards from Man Uniteds goal but as soon as they got within striking distance they tried to over complicate things by going for that one killer ball instead of taking a shot.

Had Barcelona been more confident in their own ability and had a few shots on goal they could have won last nights game two or three nil.
United had 8 men behind the ball most of the time.
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