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He isn't Messi. He doesn't have his dribbling speed and certainly not his finish. But he's the reincarnation of Neymar. Absolute same movements and technique with the ball. It comes to no surprise, that Lamine had Neymar as his idol.

Dortmund got to their chances when our legs grew tired around minute 25 after insane 20 minutes of pressing. Thankfully we recovered in the second half and Dortmund also started to tire. But Flick needs to rotate more after the quaters, because we have the clasico final and 3 days after the...

How many strikers had 40+ goals in early April in the past?

Yeah, but it would have been enough to pretend an injury for 5 minutes. Tearing his ACL was a bit over the top to help team mates get minutes.

The schedule takes its toll. We grow faster tired in each game. We played very good 20 minutes, but then our pressing eased and more holes appeared for Dortmund to counter. Flick needs to take more risks in LaLiga to rotate, if he wants to win CL.

Let's hope Emery can get another magical knock-out match done.

The problem is, that 2 out of our 3 attackers have big problems against low blocks. If Rapha can't use his speed, he loses his biggest strength and Lewy is too slow for his age to move fast enough against such a defense. That leaves only Lamine to break their defense. That's why I would prefer...

Feels like you can describe most teams playing against Inter like that. I fear we can come up with the same problem facing them.

The only question tonight is Gavi or Fermin behind Lewy on the #10. Rest is pretty clear.

Don't know about that. They had to sell their VIP seats as well to remain a positive annual financial statement. Now Mbappe weighs on their books, his salary of 25m + his hand money of 100-150m devided by his contract length makes up to around 50m/y in total. I think they'll need to sell a big...

Financial tricks from Bartomeu to balance the annual financial statements. Same as with Cillessen and Neto.

Yeah, I always favoured Dortmund in the Bundesliga since I was little. I liked the team back in the days with Chapuisat, Möller, Ricken, Sammer, Kohler. I also was once in the Westfalenstadion, today's ugly name Signal-Iduna, when Hannover 96 played there and being opposite of the Yellow wall...

To be honest, from what I could have gathered following Messi over the years is, I feel like he's not the most open and easiest character to be around if you dare to confront him. Messi wasn't used to people not agreeing with him. His best friends in the team like Suarez, Alba, Busquests, Neymar...

The yellow wall is truly special. I watched a German documentary about it. The regulars that stand on the south stand for decades gather from all different social backgrounds in Dortmund, people who would usually never meet in daily life, like prostitutes and engineers and unite together for 90...

General form of the teams won't matter. It's a clasico and a final. It'll be decided on daily form, will, adrenaline and luck.

Time for another magical CL night. Would also do good for his mental state.

Sounds exactly like Dembele.

No, he's just saying they had every now and then different opinions. It wasn't like they quarreled, but they weren't best friends either. I think they simply had a professional relationship, when sometimes they've agreed, sometimes they didn't. I can imagine many players had topics they didn't...

@Fati_Future_BallonDor It's time, you know what to say :whip:

If you run after Mbappe for 5 seasons, it makes you blind in the end. They needed a striker and a new playmaker with Kroos leaving and Modric being 89 years old. But they spent all their money on the third LW they didn't need. All Mbappe does is taking away goals from Vini and Bellingham, which...