La Liga Osasuna Vs Barcelona: Osasuna stuns Barcelona 4–2 as Flick accepts responsibility for the team rotation gone awry

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Those in charge Barcelona entered the match on the strength of seven straight victories to begin the La Liga campaign. Barcelona’s manager, Hansi Flick, accepted responsibility for his team’s 4-2 La Liga loss against Osasuna on Saturday, citing his choice to rest important starters as a contributing factor in the team’s opening domestic season setback.

Those in charge After winning seven straight games to begin the La Liga season, Barcelona entered the match on Saturday feeling confident. However, Osasuna, led by the deadly Ante Budimir with two braces and Bryan Zaragoza as a continuous threat, took the team by surprise.
“These are the losses you must accept. We performed poorly as a team. I believe I should be in charge of it,” Flick said to Movistar Plus.

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“I made an effort to safeguard the players with the rotations because they have been playing a lot of minutes. However, I didn’t think we would play like this.Osasuna performed well and we committed a lot of errors. I have heard that there was a foul called at the beginning of the second goal’s play, but I haven’t been able to witness it, so I’m not positive. “I’ve told the team that we must persevere, but four goals against us is too much.” Our schedule is packed, but we’re headed in the right direction.
Flick was alluding to a challenge in the lead-up to Zaragoza by Lucas Torro, an Osasuna player, who stood on Pau Victor’s foot.

 “I made an effort to safeguard the players with the rotations because they have been playing a lot of minutes. However, I didn’t think we would play like this.Osasuna performed well and we committed a lot of errors. I have heard that there was a foul called at the beginning of the second goal’s play, but I haven’t been able to witness it, so I’m not positive.

“I’ve told the team that we must persevere, but four goals against us is too much.” Our schedule is packed, but we’re headed in the right direction.
Flick was alluding to a challenge in the lead-up to Zaragoza by Lucas Torro, an Osasuna player, who stood on Pau Victor’s foot.

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