Despite being dealt multiple injuries to star players, Barcelona have done exceedingly well in La Liga this season.The Catalans have won seven out of their eight matches, though they were beaten 4-2

Barcelona are perfect in La Liga no more after suffering a 4-2 loss to Osasuna on Saturday. After winning his first seven domestic matches in charge of the club, Hansi Flick had to turn one eye toward Champions League play starting without Lamine Yamal and Raphinha.

Flick was referring to a challenge by Osasuna midfielder Lucas Torro, who stood on Pau Victor's foot, in the build-up to Zaragoza scoring their second goal in the 28th minute. The goal was given as neither the referee nor the VAR saw an infringement.

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick took full blame for his side's surprise 4-2 defeat at Osasuna on Saturday night.Barca's perfect start to the new La Liga season came to an end with defeat in

Raphinha makes a strong case for being the player who has benefitted most from Barca’s managerial change from Xavi to Flick. His attitude, along with the verticality his off-the-ball running provides, is emblematic of how the former Bayern Munich and Germany coach wants Barcelona to play.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick says Lamine Yamal does not need a rest and backed referees to deal with the rough treatment the young winger is increasingly experiencing.

Earlier in the summer, many expected Ansu Fati to enjoy a comeback season after showing exceptional form during the pre-season training.However, his progress was derailed due to an injury that saw

Flick’s tactical nous was on show throughout the game, and his switches certainly affected things. Over the course of the season under this manager, Barca will undoubtedly win more than they lose. But he cannot escape criticism for leaving the likes of Lamine Yamal,