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“It’s a very difficult game for us” – Flick on Galatasaray test

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has warned his players to expect a difficult encounter against Galatasaray, insisting they must remain focused ahead of UEFA Champions League clash in Istanbul, which comes off in Tuesday, October 13.

“It’s a very difficult game for us” – Flick on Galatasaray test

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has warned his team to brace themselves for a tough matchup against Galatasaray in the UEFA Champions League clash. The game, set to take place on Tuesday, October 13 in Istanbul, will mark Matchday Two for both teams. Barcelona secured an impressive 5-1 opening win against Feyenoord, and the coaching staff appears content with their players' recent performances in training.

Flick expressed pride in the team's strong mentality within the dressing room, which he believes has played a role in their results so far.

Despite the positive outlook, Flick cautioned that the upcoming match against Galatasaray will be a far cry from those victories. He emphasized that every game is unique and begins with a clean slate, making the one against Galatasaray no exception. "It's a very difficult game for us," Flick stated, highlighting the need for his players to adapt and remain focused.

Flick also reminded his team that football is a game of fickle fortunes, urging them to stay alert and maintain their concentration. "It's a privilege to be there at the moment, but we know also that in football it can change very fast, so we have to be focused, like we normally do, and this is what I want to see from my team," he added.

Galatasaray will be aiming to bounce back after suffering a 3-1 loss to Sporting CP in their opening fixture. On the other hand, Barcelona seeks to continue their winning streak as they embark on their second competitive fixture.

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