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Barça were back on the road in La Liga and faced the surprise of the season. For the first time in ages, he was looking for back-to-back wins.

Date / time: Saturday, 5. December 2020, 9 p.m. CET / WAT (Barcelona & Nigeria), 8 p.m. GMT (UK), 3 p.m. ET, 12 p.m. PT (USA), 1. 30 p.m. IST (India, Sunday)

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After a very good win against Ferencváros to stay perfect in the middle of the week in Europe, Barcelona are back in the league, which, to the surprise of the season so far, promises a tough away trip, said Cádiz.

Cádiz blew out of the gates to kick off the campaign, winning four away games in a row to be in the top 3 while the big teams fought a little. This start of the season could prove to be crucial in how Cadiz started coming back to earth with just one win in their last five and just one point in five home games.

Cádiz relies on a strong defense and a lightning-fast counterattack to keep up in games. This strategy is much easier to implement on the street and against large teams. They are not out this Saturday but they are facing a very big team and they have a chance of finally winning a home game if they manage to slow Barça’s attack down enough and take their chances at break.

But it won’t be easy against a Barça team that are starting to play really good things. They have won three games with three goals conceded and eleven goals scored, and without Lionel Messi, who plays in two of those games. But they haven’t won twice in a row in the league since the start of the season in early October, and that’s the biggest goal for Saturday.

Playing well helps too, and this team recently did. But it’s about consistency of game and results, and if Ronald Koeman continues to make smart staff and tactical decisions, we could see the start of a really positive run. Beating Cadiz doesn’t sound like a big deal, but it will be when performance returns to standard.

I hate to be so confident ahead of a game in Barcelona, ​​but Cádiz is no longer on fire and Barça rounds up: 3-1 against the good guys.

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