I am working with a psychologist to be more competitive, a better leader and not to be affected by the pressure. [At Barcelona it was multiplied] by 20.
The museum will occupy the former Comèdia cinema, an ornate building in the Eixample district facing onto the Passeig de Gràcia, one of Barcelona's busiest thoroughfares. Originally constructed as a residence, it was transformed into a theatre in the 1930s and became home to the Comèdia in 1960. Long a well-known landmark, the cinema shut last year after years of declining ticket sales.
Starting with the hosts, while Barcelona might have come flying out of the traps when opening up the new campaign back in August, Hansi Flick's defending champions entered October's international break in the midst of a public rut. Last seen getting completely blown away against Sevilla as they slumped to a shock 4-1 drumming, the former Bayern Munich boss is desperately seeking a much-welcomed boost here.
According to Molina's latest report, PSG's Qatari owners have made it a long-term priority to secure Yamal's signature. The journalist explains that the French giants, still eager to fill the void left by their departed superstars, have followed Yamal for years and recently intensified their efforts after missing out on Lionel Messi. While Manchester City have maintained interest, it is PSG that are "absolutely determined" to bring the 18-year-old Spanish sensation to Paris in the coming years. "We must have him," the club bosses say.
Inigo Martinez's summer exit from Barcelona has turned out to be more damaging than it was initially thought, with the club struggling to find a proper replacement for the veteran centre-back. This has been evident in Barcelona's lack of defensive organisation this season, which has prompted the need for reinforcements at the back. Barcelona had the chance to sign Beraldo According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona were handed the opportunity to sign PSG defender Beraldo in the summer.
I spoke a lot with Luis Enrique that season, Pedro tells FourFourTwo. It was the Barca of the three beasts up front Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez and it wasn't easy to get minutes. The coach was honest, he told me I wasn't going to play much, and the best thing for my interests, given how ambitious I was, was to leave.
Five terrestrial units of Barcelona firefighters were deployed to the scene, located in the Eixample neighbourhood in front of Casa de les Punxes, after emergency services received a call about the fire at approximately 5:00pm. The fire had started on the bus, which was at the intersection of Avinguda Diagonal and Carrer de Rosselló. As officials jumped into action, both streets, as well as the nearby Carrer Roger de Llúria, were blocked to traffic, according to the Barcelona City Council.
Barcelona is about to get a lot more eyes on its streets. City Hall has confirmed plans to install 1,000 new CCTV cameras over the coming years, a major jump from the 160 currently in place. Mayor Jaume Collboni said the first cameras will appear in Ciutat Vella and along the waterfront, two of the city's busiest - and often most troubled - areas.
Ewa Pajor and Clàudia Pina each scored twice as Barcelona's bid to reclaim the UEFA Women's Champions League began with a 7-1 thrashing of Bayern Munich. Barca, who were beaten by Arsenal in last season's final after lifting the trophy in the two previous campaigns, edged ahead in the fourth minute thanks to a delightful curling finish from captain Alexia Putellas. Poland international Pajor quickly doubled the advantage with an acrobatic close-range effort.
Yes, the big, lumbering "last embers of a once-great Polish striker" could have made it 2-2 if he'd converted from 12 yards. And yes, in that hypothetical scenario, the darting young Swede could then have made it 2-3 to the defending LaLiga champions meaning that, just like those who go fishing, we are all entitled to "the one that got away" tall tales that make great telling.
Matias Almeyda gathered his players in the shade at the side of the pitch and told them to liquidate this so they did. It was 33 degrees out there, they had been playing 33 minutes and they had scored one against Barcelona, which wasn't enough. The champions were there to be finished, Sevilla's manager said. He had shown them how, now it was up to them.
