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Bayern Munich must stay grounded in spite of Barca demolition, coach says

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineAugust 15, 2020No Comments
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Bayern Munich players will only let their stunning 8-2 UEFA Champions League quarter-final victory on Friday sink in for a day.

Club head coach Hansi Flick believes however that if they are to win the title they still need to work hard.

Flick, who was assistant coach of Germany in their historic 7-1 demolition of hosts Brazil en route to the World Cup title in 2014, said his players now needed to stay grounded.

He said this was necessary ahead of a semi-final against either Manchester City or Olympique Lyonnais.

“You know that I do not look back because only the here and now matters,” Flick told reporters when asked about comparisons to Germany’s 2014 win.

“Yes, we played an outstanding game and we can be happy. But we all know we still have hard work to do if we are to stand in the end where we want to stand,” he added.

Bayern Munich have won the domestic league and Cup double and are looking to repeat their 2013 treble winning season.

“We know how quickly it can happen in football. We must recharge from tomorrow (Saturday) for the semi-finals,” Flick said.

On Friday the Bavarians scored four times in the first half against the Spanish former European champions, outclassing them with dizzying pace and quick breaks that left the Barca defence standing.

Flick said: “It is a win and we wanted to reach the semi-finals. OK, it is impressive, we set a small marker.

“But the experienced players know that the next game awaits and we will need the same performance. Let it sink in, analyse and then prepare for the semi-final.”

Reuters/NAN.

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