The swan flick stood in the San Siro tunnel soaked with rain, written on his face despite disappointment.
Barcelona had fallen by just 4-3 after additional time after the matching gap, out of a total of 7–6 in a semi-finals from the Champions League, except for a fair end in the idea of everything.
“I am disappointed, but not with players or their performance,” He said after the match“They tried to do everything. This is the same. We are outside, but next year we will try again.”
It was a semi -final that felt like an epic. A match that entered between structure and chaos, poetry and nervousness. But when Barcelona left everything on the pitch, it was the difference that moved forward, clutching the small margin was very disappointed.
“I don’t want to talk too much about the referee,” he said. “But every 50-50 decision went on his way.”
His frustration was understood. A potential punishment for a dishonesty on Lamine Yamal was overturned by VAR. A string of tight call disrupts Barcelona’s speed.
But even in his complaint, Flick was respectable. “I have told him what I think, but I am not going to say it here. It is not appropriate for my team that did a wonderful job.”
Barcelona was brave. He came by two goals to proceed 3–2 through Eric Garcia and Dani Olmo. He received hope through Rafinha. But the differences were tireless.
Simone Injagi’s side was bold and luxurious, his press suffocation and wing-back were destructive.
Dimarko and Damfrees dropped the flakes down, while Lutaro Martinez and Henrich Makheritan took the loss to the top. Yan Somar made an important stop. Francesco Essabi scored late to force additional time, and David Fratsi gave a decisive blow in the 99th minute.
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“Inter also plays and is a great team,” Flicks accepted. “They protect very well and are good at the front. They live in possession, they have good automatic mechanisms.”
Meanwhile, Barcelona will be left to reflect that what could be left. They were fearless but flawed. Veer but raw. Flick sees it as a lesson than a failure.
“We will learn. This is a progress,” he said. “We don’t have much time to train. We will return in the next season.”
There is no time to live. On Sunday, Barcelona confronts Real Madrid in Montjuic, with a chance to achieve La Liga in El Classico.
For inter, for your share, march in the final. They will meet either Paris St.-Germen or Arsenal, who settled their tie in Paris tomorrow.
Whoever comes out of that fight, knows one thing: Inter is ready.