Barcelona Dramatically Falls to Paris… Flick’s Anger Escalates and Plans to Exclude Trio from the Team

Barcelona Stunned by PSG in Late Champions League Defeat

On a dramatic Champions League night, Barcelona suffered their first loss of the season, falling 2-1 to Paris Saint-Germain at the Olympic Stadium. The decisive goal came in the dying minutes of Wednesday’s group-stage clash, leaving the Catalans shell-shocked and their fans in disbelief.

A Bitter Reality Check

Barcelona had been tipped to continue their unbeaten run, but their display told a different story. Flick’s side looked flat, short of ideas, and fragile at key moments, allowing PSG to steal victory when a draw seemed inevitable. Beyond the dropped points, the defeat exposed troubling weaknesses in both individual performances and overall cohesion — problems that left new coach Hansi Flick visibly furious.

Flick’s Anger Targets Three Players

According to reports from inside the dressing room, Flick did not hold back in his post-match debrief. The German coach singled out three players — Dani Olmo, Ferran Torres, and Pau Coparsi — as major culprits for the defeat.

Dani Olmo again struggled to justify his price tag, squandering chances and failing to spark Barcelona’s attack.

Ferran Torres, inconsistent as ever, was anonymous throughout, unable to capitalize on space or trouble PSG’s backline.

Pau Coparsi, the young defender, endured a nightmare evening, committing costly errors and looking nervous under pressure.

Possible Lineup Shake-Up

Flick is now considering significant changes, with the trio at risk of losing their starting places. Reports also suggest Dani Olmo could even be sold if a serious offer arrives, given his failure so far to deliver on expectations.

Group Stage Pressure Mounts

The defeat leaves Barcelona stuck on 3 points, sitting 16th in the group table, while PSG climb to 6 points and third place. With tougher fixtures ahead, the pressure is mounting on Flick to find solutions quickly and steady a team that suddenly looks vulnerable.