"We can't say we're at their [PSG's] level. But I believe in my team, and we didn't see our best. We lost, but we want to get back to our best, and that's why we have to train and improve. We'll see what we did wrong. We didn't have our structure in the second half. We have to train and improve. The game helps us a lot. I'm sure we can play like PSG, but we have to hold on."
"We started very well, but after 30 minutes they controlled the game better, and we dissolved," Flick said. "In the second half, they were better, and we weren't at our best."
"The whole team has to attack; everyone has to defend. At PSG, everyone knows how to exploit space, how to play two-on-one."
Barcelona lost 2-1 to Paris Saint-Germain after Goncalo Ramos scored a 90th-minute winner. Ferran Torres opened in the 19th minute and Senny Mayulu equalised before half-time. Barcelona dominated early but faded after 30 minutes and lacked structure in a quieter second half. PSG exploited space and two-on-one situations more effectively, highlighting a gap in levels. The defeat is only the second 90th-minute winning goal against Barcelona in Champions League history and the first away from home in major European competition. Barcelona extended their club-record scoring streak to 45 consecutive matches.
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