Alejandro Moreno

And he would love to hear this.

He sounds like Mourinho.

He is deflecting like Mourinho.

The manager with whom he had so many run-ins while one was at Barcelona and the other one was at Real Madrid, he sounds exactly like Jose Mourinho when his teams were not performing at a high level and then you get a little punchy, as you just said, with the media.

You get a little sarcastic and you don't actually answer the question.

Yeah, obviously this team beat Real Madrid there in Albacete.

And you knew that the crowd was going to be intense and the crowd was going to be all over this team.

And si se puede, yes we can.

This whole idea of Albacete once again being able to beat a giant of Spain.

When Barcelona scored the second goal, and I said at halftime, Barcelona scored a second goal is game, set, match.

But see, here's the thing.

I'm sitting comfortably in a very nice, cool studio, thousands of miles away from the field.

And it's one thing if I believe the game is over at 2-0.

It's completely different if the Barcelona players believe that the game is over at 2-0.

And the arrogance with which Barcelona players took on the last 25 minutes of the game is what made this interesting.

Now you have Dani Olmo, who gets around the goalkeeper, has a nice, comfortable, easy pass for a tap-in for Ferran Torres or whoever it may be that was trailing the play.

He decides to go with a Rabona attempt because, just because.

And there were plays like that in the second half in which you haven't put the game away, you could put it away, you miss opportunity.

Ferran Torres had chance, Marcus Rashford had chances, Lewandowski had chances, they don't put it away.

And Albacete then believes that maybe, hey, maybe there is something here for us.