Madrid have played far too deep and barely managed to get their front players within 20 yards of each other. No fluidity whatsoever and they've barely had the ball.
One thing which strikes me, is that even down to their coach, Madrid's 'weapons' are generally individuals, and there's not much of a team ethic there - Ronaldo, Di Maria, Mourinho - all about themselves, all a bit ego. And when you play quality opposition, it doesnt work.
Contrast with Barca - Messi, Iniesta, Xavi, Guardiola - all of them would comfortably hold their own among the world's best - and yet, they're very team and unity orientated.
That's the major difference, for me.
One thing which strikes me, is that even down to their coach, Madrid's 'weapons' are generally individuals, and there's not much of a team ethic there - Ronaldo, Di Maria, Mourinho - all about themselves, all a bit ego. And when you play quality opposition, it doesnt work.
Contrast with Barca - Messi, Iniesta, Xavi, Guardiola - all of them would comfortably hold their own among the world's best - and yet, they're very team and unity orientated.
That's the major difference, for me.
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