Barcelona 2-8 Bayern Munich: Post Match analysis || Bayern decimated Barca :Should Leo Messi Leave??

Barca 2 Bayern Munich 8: Lionel Messi and Co humiliated as brilliant Germans batter Barcelona
NOW Lionel Messi knows how it feels to be utterly humiliated.

After a lifetime of putting opponents through absolute hell, the boot was finally on the other foot for the world’s greatest player last night.

And the little genius will never forget the shame of this Champions League thrashing by rampant Bayern Munich.

If Barcelona had thought that surrendering their Spanish League title to Real Madrid was as bad as it could get, it was nothing to compare to the carnage they suffered here.

Manager Quique Setien can start packing his bags right now because there is no way back for him after this pitiful confirmation of just how far this once great team has fallen.

And you have to wonder if this is going to be the end of an era for Nou Camp legends Messi, Sergio Busquets and Gwerard Pique.
They were steamrollered to a bloody pulp by the unstoppable German Champions who are simply crushing everything in their path right now.

It is now seven years since Bayern last lifted the European Cup and Pep Guardiola knows the team he helped to assemble during his three years in charge have taken their game to a frightening new level.

Now the Manchester City boss will be fearing the worst for Wednesday night if his team makes it through tonight’s quarter-final clash with Lyon.

Because even the greatest coach in the world will have his work cut out stopping a team who have now scored a staggering 155 goals this season.

Thirty-nine of them have come in the Champions League alone - 40 if you count David Alaba’s own-goal last night.

The build-up to this game was overshadowed by the news that Barca centre-half Samuel Umtiti had tested positive for coronavirus.

But as the French international was already ruled out by a knee injury and had not travelled to Lisbon, the game was never threatened by the diagnosis.

Yet how Barcelona could have done with their big World Cup winner on a night when their defensive limitations were ruthlessly exposed by Bayern’s brilliance.

The German Champions looked like they were going to score every time they crossed the halfway line.
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Player ratings
Barcelona: Ter Stegen (5), Semedo (4), Pique (4), Lenglet (4), Alba (5), Roberto (4), Busquets (4), De Jong (4), Vidal (4), Messi (6), Suarez (5).

Subs used: Griezmann (4), Fati (4).

Bayern Munich: Neuer (6), Kimmich (7), Boateng (6), Alaba (6), Davies (7), Thiago (8), Goretzka (7), Gnabry (7), Muller (8), Perisic (8), Lewandowski (7).

Subs used: Coman (6), Coutinho (8), Sule (6), Hernandez (7), Tolisso (6).

Man of the match: Thomas Muller.

There were errors from both sides early in the first half but soon, Bayern started to take advantage of Barcelona's mistakes as the floodgates opened.

In the 22nd minute, Sergio Roberto gave the ball away too easily as Gnabry nipped in to take the ball from his feet. He then picked out Perisic down the left wing who saw his likely cross diverted into the back of the net by Marc-Andre ter Stegen's foot.

Gnabry was next to get in on the scoring act and it was more delightful play from Bayern. Thiago weighed up his options in midfield before slotting the ball to Leon Goretzka, who send the ball into Gnabry's path with his first touch. The former Arsenal winger then used his physicality to round Clement Lenglet with worrying ease before hammering a low shot into the far corner.

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