Flick doesn’t care when the title is decided… and is busy with his wife and Real Madrid

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick praised his players after Saturday’s 2-1 win over Osasuna at El Sadar in La Liga matchday 34, expressing his disinterest in what will happen tomorrow between Real Madrid and Espanyol.

When asked if he felt his team had already won the championship, after the difference with Real Madrid reached 14 points, Flick said at the post-match press conference:

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Flick praised the team’s defensive system against a difficult opponent, saying: “We defended well against a very strong opponent in the air, especially with crosses. They are very special in this respect, but we handled it well and I am very happy with what the players are giving.”

As for the difference in points and the dates to decide the title, the German coach explained. “We are in a good position. We were 11 points ahead and now the difference is 14. We’ll see what happens tomorrow (Real Madrid-Espanyol match). In the end, that’s how things go.”

“If we win the title tomorrow, of course we will celebrate. I think it’s not that important, it’s true, everyone wants to solve the title as soon as possible, maybe next week (in El Clasico), but for me the question is clear: we do our job and everything else is not in our hands.”

The most difficult obstacle

“I think we’ve had to deal with a lot of injuries and maybe that’s an area we need to work on improving this season. But on the other hand, the way we are playing and the way the team is developing is great. The players have grown and developed a lot under these circumstances and that makes me very optimistic about the future.”

He added: “We have not yet reached the end, rather, we are still at the beginning of our journey, we are at the beginning of our project and we want to continue and move forward.”

As for the place and time of the title celebration, Flick refused to get involved in these details, saying: “Can I choose? This is not my specialty. I am a coach and my job is to prepare the team, but other matters are not my business. They asked me and I said.

In response to the question, you said that you will not watch the “Real” match tomorrow. So what are you going to do? “Maybe go out with my wife,” Flick replied.