Flick spoke in the press conference before the match against Real Madrid.
"We have our approach and ideas, we already had them against Bayern and we realised that we had to improve. In every game we have to adapt to the next game and now it's time to adapt to Real Madrid. It's like in every game, now we play against Madrid and all the players are very prepared, but I trust my players because they are doing great. After the 1-1 against Bayern we went up and that's a good sign because it means that we believe in ourselves. With more possession and in attacks, with and without the ball. We have shown it and we will continue to show it."
"We're not going to change anything, it can't be changed. At the end of the day, it's Madrid and they played on Tuesday and we played on Wednesday, at the end of the day, that's it, each one to his own thing. Our players have trained very well."
"We have a lot of coaches who are looking at this, but it's our philosophy, to press as much as possible with and without the ball, we have to get closer and closer to being a compact unit and not leaving spaces between the lines. What we've done is great, especially in the second half against Bayern. It's not easy to train and we're going to have to adapt and balance the loads so that training isn't so hard. The players are doing great and they've adapted and adapt to the game. So the changes work, I believe in the team and we have a lot of qualities and that's what we want to see. Everyone plays at their best and supports each other. When we're united, that's our greatest strength."
"I haven't decided yet whether Fermin will start or not, but you know, he's been involved in three goals. That's exactly what we want for him and he's shown it, we're very happy that he's back from injury and that he showed that performance was very good."
"I always talk to the players, as I always say, we have a great team and exceptional players like Lamine, he is doing very well, but then you see what Cubarsi does at 17 years old and he is also very good. We need everyone at their best for tomorrow, that is the most important thing."
"It's great to be able to see how Cubarsi plays. It's all down to him, what he's doing, he always has that hunger to improve and train hard. He gives everything for the club and is on an extraordinary path without a doubt. All the players are on the right path."
"I didn't know about the Real Madrid TV videos. It's not right that this is happening. The referees have a very hard job and my job is to prepare the players. I have a lot of experience and I've never had any problems with the referees. I told the team at the start of the season that the focus should be on performance, not on the referees. We can't be busy with these things, but rather with full energy and focus on our performance."
"They will be ready tomorrow for the Clasico and we are ready for it too."
On Lamine:
"Especially for the Bayern game I wanted to do one thing, I had several things to do and the most important one was to press Davies from the back line into midfield because when he started to attack we know how important he was and we saw it in the first goal how it worked. He is a fantastic player, with the ball you could see that against Bayern. It is an honour what Lamine did and for us it is important that he can improve in defence. He is doing very well."
"I've already given my answer before about referees. I've been to the Bernabéu before and I even played there with Bayern Munich, a long time ago."
"It's nice to be praised, but I know what my job is like and my job is results. When we win, well, when we don't, bad. We focus on how we want to play. There's a big change here at the club and at Barcelona, and you can feel it, the connection is admirable, the atmosphere last Wednesday was fantastic. That's why we play football and we give everything to win. It's our job and everyone, when you play, you do it for them, for the fans, playing the Clásico is what you want most. In Germany there are Clásicos but it's not the same, Barça-Madrid is the Clásico in capital letters."
