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🚨Hansi Flick on Barcelona’s 4-2 defeat to PSG after 11 consecutive wins: 🗣️ Hansi Flick: “This is our first press conference after a defeat this season, and honestly, it feels strange to be sitting here without three points after a performance like this. We have won 11 games in a row, built confidence and established a certain standard, so naturally, a result like this hurts. But we must be honest about what happened tonight. “We prepared for PSG. We understood the challenge Luis Enrique and his players would bring. They are an excellent team with quality, pace and experience in big European games. But what we did not fully anticipate was the level Désiré Doué would bring tonight. He was simply extraordinary. “We have exceptional young talents at Barcelona. Lamine Yamal, Raphinha and other players in our squad can change games with their quality. But Doué showed why he is considered one of the most exciting talents in football. His confidence, movement and ability to make the right decision in difficult situations were outstanding. He was a constant problem for us. “The frustrating thing is not simply that PSG scored four goals. It was how comfortable they became during certain periods of the match. At times, they made it look like a training-ground exercise. We were chasing the ball, reacting to their movement and struggling to regain control. Against a team of that quality, if you lose your organisation for even a few minutes, they will punish you. “I take responsibility for that. When you lose 4-2, you cannot simply blame individual mistakes or say the opposition had a good night. We must look at our pressing, our defensive distances, our decisions on the ball and how we reacted when PSG began taking control. We have to learn from this. “Our 11 consecutive wins showed what this team is capable of, but those victories do not guarantee anything in the Champions League. This competition is different. You face managers like Luis Enrique, who know how to identify your weaknesses and make you pay for them. “Tonight was a good test, but we failed it. PSG showed us where we still need to improve, and that is something we must accept. We cannot allow one defeat to destroy the confidence we have built, but neither can we pretend this result means nothing. “The Champions League will always expose you if you are not at your best. Today, PSG were better in the decisive moments, Doué was magnificent, and Luis Enrique deserves credit for the way his team played. “We have to respond now. Great teams are not defined only by how many games they win in a row. They are also defined by how they react when everything goes wrong. “Eleven victories brought us confidence. This defeat must bring us maturity. If we want to win the biggest trophies, we must learn to face nights like this and come back stronger.”