The match resumed!
Barcelona's players returned to their half, while Fabregas and Messi once again stood in the center circle.
In just over a minute, this was already the second time they had stood in the center circle.
Messi stared at Yang Yang a short distance away, his heart filled with unwillingness to concede. That previous goal had felt more like a matter of luck. If Barcelona themselves had not made a mistake, they would never have given Real Madrid such an opportunity.
Of course, Real Madrid's pressing at the start had been extremely determined, but so what?
Barcelona had faced situations like this before.
When referee Bobalan blew his whistle again, Fabregas once more kicked the ball to Messi. Messi quickly turned and passed it back, only to see Real Madrid's attackers surge forward in unison again.
Damn it, these guys have gotten a taste for it!
They had scored one goal and still weren't satisfied. Did they really think they could use the same trick to score a second?
Messi lost his temper this time and immediately began dropping back.
Fabregas also retreated, directly dropping back to support the midfield.
The ball quickly passed through midfield and returned to the defense. This time, Barcelona simply chose to send a long clearance upfield, but Ramos headed it down, and possession fell to Real Madrid.
When it came to passing and possession, calling Barcelona a master was no exaggeration. So in front of such an old master, Real Madrid certainly would not try to show off its own limited skills by facing Barcelona with passing and possession, especially at home.
Therefore, after winning possession, Real Madrid's first choice was to get through midfield as quickly as possible and pass the ball forward.
Direct passes! Pick up the pace!
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