Barcelona: Paris Saint-Germain fell, Real Madrid fell, Atlético Madrid fell, but Barcelonadidn’t. This time there was no surprise, not even really for Lyon who saw Lionel Messi coming again and again, just as they knew they would, but couldn’t prevent him from putting them to the sword.
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