Ali Moreno

I would suggest be happy.

Be excited.

I would suggest this is best case scenario for Barcelona and Hansi Flick.

If Hansi Flick drew up what would be the best case scenario for him in this game against Atleti Club, this would have been it.

That the game was over by halftime, which then allowed him to rotate the team.

It became a glorified training session in the second half, which then, again, it gives

Hansi Flick the freedom to rest on people and to worry about what's going to be a far more competitive game on Sunday.

And I think we all understand that.

But if you're Hansi Flick and you're Barcelona, you're not upset at all that Atleti Clu did not show up.

That's on them.

The responsibility of Barcelona is to take advantage of the opportunities that were afforded to them by Atleti Clu.

And they did so time and time and time and time again.

So if I'm a Barcelona fan, yes, don't get ahead of yourself in terms of

This is not going to be the game that we're going to see on Sunday.

But be excited about the fact that you were controlling a match and that you were not only in full control of the match, but that you took advantage of opportunities, which hasn't quite been the case against Villarreal late in the year and then against Espanyol last weekend, in which they were not in control of games, in which there was an element of good fortune in terms of how those games went.

And Joan Garcia had to come up with say, today,

5-0, every bit of 5-0, it was a backside whooping, so reason to be excited.

I don't know why Barcelona's number one fan, Luis Garcia, cannot just enjoy the night.

No, because Hansi Flick told us in the pregame that he hasn't trained in three days.

So you ask the player, how are you feeling?