Natalia Astrain

And then for the people, I think we were talking yesterday in the game with Rodra, the guy was covering from and say, well, the people is not very excited about playing against Barcelona.

But if you ask this in the other side, in Barcelona, the people will tell you, let's go.

Yeah, amazing.

I think we're all buzzing, you know.

I think we made history again with this team and I think, you know, we're going from strength to strength and I think, yeah, we're really happy with that.

Well, I was thinking, Hini better pass it, and then I was like, I'm going to have a pop, and then, yeah.

No, no, no, I didn't know if she was going to pass it or not, and I was like, I hope she passes it, so yeah.

A little bit of a repeat from the weekend, in terms of the angle, distance.

Is it something you're working on, or just in a moment?

I...

I see the Manchester United like a more tactical structure.

I think that they're having fun, the game and the style of play is so enjoyable, but the foundation of the tactical component is so big.

You see all the distance between lines are very coherent, the movement of the players, it looks like, oh, they are playing, no, but behind that, I think there are a lot of work.

I feel all the players, when they go on the field, they know absolutely very clear what is the role.

And we saw a link in the comment of Ali today, Anderson, 17 years old, she played the first time with Manchester United in the Champions League.

And 17 years old, what a dream, right?

And I feel like, yeah, I see...

the movement in the back line, the contra press.

It's a team that recovery a lot of balls in the middle, and this makes you play before very close to the opponent half because they are very, very consistent in this press in the middle.

Well, I like how she positioned herself before receiving the ball.