Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has provided an insight into the reasoning behind his decision not to afford a starting berth to Dani Olmo in the club’s most recent outing.Barcelona were of course

It was not a pretty performance, but Barca's victory at Las Palmas on Saturday meant they retain La Liga’s top spot for another week.

Dani Olmo and Ferran Torres came off the bench to rescue a 2-0 win for Barcelona at Las Palmas on Saturday that sent them back to the top of the LaLiga table after a game that is unlikely to live long in the memory.

As has become a trend against teams towards the bottom of La Liga, Barcelona had a tough time breaking down a low defensive block. Las Palmas played exactly like they did in their 2–1 win vs. Barça earlier in the season and the Blaugrana struggled mightily against a disciplined defense.

The Blaugrana are now unbeaten in 10 away matches in all competitions (W7 D3). It is the first time they have gone 10 games without losing on the road since a run of 15 between January and September 2

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick was slightly critical of his team's performance in a hard-fought 2-0 win at Las Palmas on Saturday and said they must continue improving despite sitting on top of the LaLiga standings.

Dani Olmo scored his first goal since November as Barcelona went top of La Liga with victory at Las Palmas. The substitute latched on to Lamine Yamal's 62nd-minute pass and saw his shot bounce off the crossbar before dropping into the net.

Dani Olmo scored after coming off the bench to help Barcelona win 2-0 at Las Palmas on Saturday and stay top of the Spanish league

Marc Casado made a strong return to the starting line-up for Barcelona against Las Palmas, stepping in for Frenkie de Jong. His solid performance reflected the quality available to the manager,