I almost feel bad for André Gomes, he's been so bad is painful to watch and now their own supporters are against him but Luis Enrique is more responsible for exhibiting him like this every week.
La Liga 2016/17
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Andrè Gomes booed!
What's going on with Barca??? 
Deserved. Absolute shite he's been.
Did Barca only start with one Spaniard?
Good save from Leganes keeper
Pen for barcelona
Now a penalty! xD
Messi goal
What a shot
Poor Leganes... after all their great effort
Neymar did one of his tricks here. Stonewall penalty. Messi scores.
Nearly 2-2
wow! Almost an equaliser
Wow! Close there.
OH! Leganes so close!
Well, even if they win this game has raised even more doubts about this Barcelona team.
Same question?!!The panoramic rotation.....how the feck do they do that???
You're way behind on your stream
Messi looks so upset
Leganes almost pulled out another Alaves! They were very unlucky.
YeahYou're way behind on your stream
Barcelona struggled a bit here. Almost sure Real Madrid will win La Liga. Barca looks really unsettled
https://iq.intel.com/360-degree-replay-technology-brings-fans-into-the-future-of-sports/The panoramic rotation.....how the feck do they do that???
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/23075...3d-replay-tech-in-a-world-first-for-football/
Barcelona look poor atm.
Barca are awful right now. That was so so poor.
Thanks @GifLord. Great work as always. Still mindblowing though. Looks really great.
Will be great when it comes to the Premier League.
I understand why Leganes could have scored 2 goals
Yet he still gets to start every game.
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Real Madrid 52 pts - 21 games
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FC Barcelone 51 pts - 23 games
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FC Séville 49 pts - 23 games
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Atlético Madrid 45 pts - 23 games
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Real Sociedad 41 - 23 games
Real Madrid 52 pts - 21 games2
FC Barcelone 51 pts - 23 games 3
FC Séville 49 pts - 23 games 4
Atlético Madrid 45 pts - 23 games 5
Real Sociedad 41 - 23 gamesDespite not drawing the truth is they struggled against an humble Leganés team who had their fair chances to score more goals. So just imagine how this would had gone had Leganés had Draxler or Di María upfront; so all of this makes very laughable how the catalan press is trying to convince people a comeback against PSG is possible. They could very well receive another trashing in which case Luis Enrique isn't even going to make it to the end of the season.
Barcelona with 25 penalties for and 1 against in the last 67 League ties.
Another bs dive another bs 90th pen to rescue Barca and keep the title race alive, I'd be upset if it wasn't so ludicrous now.
Another bs dive another bs 90th pen to rescue Barca and keep the title race alive, I'd be upset if it wasn't so ludicrous now.
Real have nothing to worry about. This current Barca side look nothing special.1
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Reading the Bielsa news about being the Lille coach, this match came to my mind. This is one of the best football matches I have ever seen, or maybe the best. Tactical masterclass from both Bielsa & Guardiola, who got the tie in the dying moments of the game. Just watch the pressing in the first four minutes from both sides, it's astonishing.
Hey! Guardiola spoke about Bielsa today
Guardiola has long identified Biesla's intricate and innovative tactical plans as a major influence upon his own approach, and the Manchester City manager was effusive in his praise of the 61-year-old ahead of Tuesday's Champions League match at the Etihad Stadium versus Monaco – the team leading the way in France's top division.
"My admiration for Marcelo Bielsa is huge because he makes the players much, much better," said Guardiola.
"Still, I didn't meet one guy, a former player from Marcelo Biesla who speaks no good about him.
"They are grateful about his influence on their careers in football.
"He helped me a lot with his advice. Whenever I speak with him I always feel like he wants to help me."
Bielsa's three league titles in his native Argentina and an Olympic gold medal leading his homeland in 2004 are the sum of his major honours in the game, but serial trophy winner Guardiola believes that is a blunt way in which to measure his mentor's influence.
"It is important for me to say this about Marcelo because it doesn't matter how many titles he had in his career," the Spaniard added. "We are judged by that – how much success we have, how many titles we have won.
"But that is much less influential than how he has influenced football and his football players.
"That is why, for me, he is the best coach in the world. I am looking forward to seeing him in Lille next season.
"I am pretty sure his influence on their team, their club and their players will be huge – amazing. I am pretty sure of that."
Yes, the pressing from Athletic was great, and Guardiola was trying his weird Messi-Fabregas front 2, it was tactically very interesting.
The last sentences are totally real. Marcelo Bielsa always leaves a mark wherever he goes. He was a revolution back in Chile, which is a country we don't get along with. He's a hero there, he formed the generation that won both Copa Americas. Then he moved to Athletic where they had an incredible season. That match against Barcelona was something so amazing, but so was their game at Old Trafford, they toyed with United that night. Every Bilbao supporter respects Bielsa and remembers those times. And then he was great at Marseille too.
It's my dream to watch him coaching Argentina again, but since Bielsa is really a good person and won't get into this mafia-esque system that we have here, it won't happen. The closest thing to him is Sampaoli.
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