Barca defeat in front of the
Royal showed many flaws in the team coached by Luis Enrique and alarming
statistic.
Barcelona received a severe defeat at the Santiago Bernabeu
Stadium against Real Madrid 3-1, Lionel Messi colleagues appeared poorly and
worrying defensive gaps... these things given way of thinking and doing
technical and statistical analyzes.
There were statistically somewhat disturbing in terms of
average age of the players... that age where the rate of 28.7 of the 11 players
who relied on them for Luis Enrique estimated while Real Madrid (26.6).
This statistic looks impressive dramatically when we see
that six players from the 11 who started the game in the Catalans exceed the
age of 30: Bravo (31 years), Alves (31), Mascherano (30), Matthew (31), Xavi
(34) and Iniesta (30).
While Real Madrid, there two of the 11 who exceed the age of
30 and two Iker Casillas (33) and Pepe (31).
In the same vein Real Madrid came to this game with four
players under the age of 25: Carvajal (22), Isco (22), James Rodríguez (23) and
Cross (24)... while Barcelona only came with only one player under the age of
21, a Neymar (22 years).
The most affected lines of the age difference is the defense
and the center line... with the rate of 3.5 (the defensive line) and 5.5 (in the
midfield) more than Real Madrid in terms of past rate, the back line of the
Barcelona rate was 29.75: Alves (31), Pique (27), Mascherano (30) and Matthew
(31).
While Real Madrid was his defense line rate of only 26.75
with Carvajal (22), Pepe (31), Ramos (28) and Marcelo (26)... in the midfield
of the Catalan team arrived about 30 rate: Xavi (34), Iniesta (30) and Busquets
(26)... while the rate of central line Real Madrid barely reached 24.5:
Rodriguez (23), Modric (29) Cross (24) and Isco (22).
Several questions and doubts Barcelona left after El Clasico
especially from midfield defensive line hand, players like Pique and Alves
addition to Xavi did not return at the same level compared to the past seasons,
has already Barcelona become "old team"?
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