Gypsum wall culé

Manuel Pellegrini’s Real Betis continues to tear down walls this season and only one wall remains, like that of Jerico d’Alta, which, unlike the biblical West Bank, has not been able to tear down its house for fifteen years with either trumpets, bagpipes or trumpets. … Rossio Drums: Barcelona. It must be the day, without the need for wind or percussion music, because the wall that Fleck built is made of plasterboard when traveling. Pay attention to the data, the leader reaches La Cartuja, the third team that has scored the most goals away from home, for example with three others. His saving grace is his ability to score as a visitor, behind only Real Madrid.

The technical analysts of all the clubs already have pictures of the match that the Blaugrana played at the Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium in the eighth round as a header. The Culés arrived having conceded just four goals and, with the ball between their legs, came away with eight goals, against a team like Sevilla who had until then lost two matches and drawn another in Nervion. Long balls and quick transitions to the first touch dismantled the defense of the attacking Barcelona fans. An ideal scenario for Real Betis, who handle counter-attacks very well thanks to the speed of their more advanced players and the technical ability of their midfielders. It’s a shame Isco wasn’t part of the match, because his performance could have been great.

The question remains: how will the Chilean coach solve the problem posed by the enormous talent and decisiveness that the Blaugrana enjoys in the attacking line? Troubles are to be expected in the neighborhoods where Lamin Yamal and Ravina live, and they blindly understand each other. Cutting off their supply by overwhelming the opposition’s defense and midfield, especially Mayor Pedri, will be crucial. Arriving with an advantage on the scoreboard when the powers falter, just as successful in the changes Pellegrini makes to alleviate the fatigue of those facing off at the start. Big match today, for Betis who is getting bigger and bigger.

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