Barcelona's Champions League campaign concluded with a pivotal final-day match, with automatic qualification at stake. The game against Copenhagen highlighted specific aspects of the team's performance.
Early Goal Concessions
Barcelona conceded goals early in the match against Copenhagen. This continued a trend for the season.
Barcelona has allowed three goals within the opening 15 minutes of Champions League games, a statistic surpassed only by Marseille and Ajax.
Spectator reactions at half-time indicated dissatisfaction with the team's initial performance.
Player Performances
Dani Olmo's Impact
Dani Olmo showcased significant effort and skill during the game. His contributions included an assist for Robert Lewandowski's 107th Champions League goal.
His consistent industry and ability to break defensive lines were noted as key elements of his play.
Marc Bernal's Midfield Stability
Marc Bernal entered the game at half-time as a replacement for Eric Garcia.
Bernal's performance in midfield was characterized by a simple, composed style, which reportedly contributed to increased stability and calmness within the team's play during the second half.