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Messi Peringatkan Chelsea

Bintang muda Barcelona itu mewanti-wanti Chelsea untuk bersiap menerima nasib seperti Real Madrid.

Seperti diketahui, Barcelona tampil sempurna di Santiago Bernabeu dalam laga El Clasico. Dijamu Real Madrid, Barca memetik kemenangan telak 6-2.

Kemenangan tersebut menjadi modal penting bagi Barca untuk melakoni partai berikutnya melawan Chelsea di semi-final Liga Champions.

Lionel Messi bahkan sudah menggunakan hasil pertandingan itu untuk memulai perang urat syarat dan menjatuhkan mental kubu Chelsea.

“Kami akan bermain dengan cara yang sama melawan Chelsea seperti saat menghadapi Real Madrid. Dengan bermain seperti itu, kami akan banyak memiliki peluang. Jika kami bisa melakukannya, kami akan mampu mencetak gol dan kemudian lolos ke final,” ujarnya seperti dikutipThe Sun.

Messi juga mengakui hasil melawan Real Madrid bisa menjadi dorongan tersendiri. Dengan kemenangan tersebut, menurut pemain Argentina itu, pasukan Barca jadi memiliki semangat dan keinginan untuk menang jauh lebih tinggi dari sebelumnya.

 

 

“Kami akan memulainya lagi dengan kepercayaan diri dan kekuatan yang diperbarui,” tandas Messi.

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