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Barcelona kërkon reagimin ndaj Aston Villa-s, anglezët të mbrojnë rekordin perfekt në Champions
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Barcelona synon t’i rikthehet ecurisë pozitive në Champions League përballë Aston Villa-s, e cila vjen në këtë sfidë me tri fitore në tri ndeshjet e para
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Sport Barcelona kërkon reagimin ndaj Aston Villa-s, anglezët të mbrojnë rekordin perfekt në Champions Redaksia NTV • Barcelona synon t’i rikthehet ecurisë pozitive në Champions League përballë Aston Villa-s, e cila vjen në këtë sfidë me tri fitore në tri ndeshjet e para të kompeticionit. Katalanasit kërkojnë të konfirmojnë reagimin pas humbjeve ndaj PSG-së dhe Real Madridit, ndërsa skuadra e Unai Emery synon të ruajë rekordin e saj perfekt në Europë. Barcelona pësoi një humbje 4-2 ndaj PSG-së në ndeshjen e fundit europiane dhe më pas u mposht edhe në El Clasico nga Real Madridi. Megjithatë, fitorja bindëse 6-1 ndaj Alavesit në kampionat ka rikthyer besimin në skuadrën e Hansi Flick-ut. Katalanasit kanë fituar 10 nga 12 ndeshjet e fundit në fazën e grupeve dhe të ligës së Champions League, ndërsa në shtëpi kanë regjistruar gjashtë fitore në shtatë takime këtë sezon. Aston Villa është një nga pesë skuadrat që kanë fituar të tria ndeshjet e para në këtë edicion të Champions League…
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Barcelona kërkon reagimin ndaj Aston Villa-s, anglezët të mbrojnë rekordin perfekt në Champions
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Barcelona synon t’i rikthehet ecurisë pozitive në Champions League përballë Aston Villa-s, e cila vjen në këtë sfidë me tri fitore në tri ndeshjet e para
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