Could be. But longer rests are usually pretty bad.Many complained about having fewer rest days than Madrid before some clasicos and Barca usually looked gassed in those matches, maybe this time it will be different and Barca's players will look fresher than those of PSG.
In the Covid year, when the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 ended their leagues way earlier than Spain and England, everyone was saying they will be at a disadvantage in the CL tournament because they'll lack match rhythm. The finals was Bayern - PSG.Could be. But longer rests are usually pretty bad.
In the Covid year, when the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 ended their leagues way earlier than Spain and England, everyone was saying they will be at a disadvantage in the CL tournament because they'll lack match rhythm. The finals was Bayern - PSG.
It's different. You need to strike a decent balance between overplayed and too much rest. Rhythm is important as well.Many complained about having fewer rest days than Madrid before some clasicos and Barca usually looked gassed in those matches, maybe this time it will be different and Barca's players will look fresher than those of PSG.
Even better, forgot about it. Fresh legs and preparation is more important than match rhythm in my opinion. I don't see it as a disadvantage having the weekend free, on the contrary. Xavi has 1,5 weeks to prepare the team and train tactics without any disturbance. These are perfect conditions for a coach.The other two semi finalists?
Leipzig and Lyon.
Even better, forgot about it. Fresh legs and preparation is more important than match rhythm in my opinion. I don't see it as a disadvantage having the weekend free, on the contrary.
He's in great form recently. 10 days away from the CL QF. Ofcourse he'll start. He doesn't like being rested.Grannywaldovski starting again?
Has Xavi something personal against Vitor Roque?
Pretty sure Roque is a dud.Grannywaldovski starting again?
Has Xavi something personal against Vitor Roque?