"Barcelona's Champions League trip to Belgium ended in frustration as they were held to a draw by Club Brugge, a result that exposed worrying defensive frailties and left Hansi Flick's men with plenty to reflect upon. Despite another electrifying display from teenage sensation Lamine Yamal, the team failed to secure the vital three points needed to strengthen their bid for a top-eight finish in the group stage."
"The 18-year-old prodigy was relentlessly booed by the home supporters every time he touched the ball, a clear sign of the respect, or fear, he commands on foreign soil. The hostile reception only intensified as the game wore on, particularly when Bruges appeared to have scored a fourth goal that was later ruled out. After the final whistle, Yamal remained calm when asked about the constant boos. His response reflected the maturity beyond his years, "I don't think it's a coincidence if they boo you. If they do, it means I'm doing my job well on the pitch. It doesn't bother me.""
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Barcelona were held to a draw by Club Brugge, a result that highlighted recurring defensive frailties and left the squad with concerns about group-stage progression. Lamine Yamal delivered another electrifying performance but could not secure the decisive goal that would have strengthened Barcelona's bid for a top-eight finish. The home crowd repeatedly booed Yamal, and he responded with calm confidence, saying the reaction meant he was doing his job well. Tensions escalated off the pitch as travelling Barcelona supporters displayed flares on a bus and an incident occurred in which the bus burned down, intensifying fan unrest.
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