Barça recorded nine wins and five draws in Tarrasa .’s 14 trips
Barca will close the 2022-2023 League feeling that the problems the team faced away from home at the start of the season have been resolved. The culé squad pulled into the Alfonso Pérez Coliseum this Sunday and rounded up Xavi’s stats on the Barça bench. With Tarrasa’s, Barça have played 14 away games and have a record of nine wins and five draws, making it the best in the championship in this section since landing in Barcelona.
“Now we can make a summary since we brought the equipment. We’ve made a great comeback. I had dreamed of getting a title, but we didn’t achieve it. We stopped the blow and we played great games,” Xavi said on Sunday after the valuable draw his team signed against Getafe at the Colosseum. Barca scored a point that the team needed to secure second place without being dependent. of the result of the match between Atlético de Madrid and Sevilla.
That “slap” that stopped Xavi is that of a Barça who was adrift in away games. Between Ronald Koeman and Sergi Barjuan, they signed a start to the season adding just two points from the first 18 at stake outside the Camp Nou, with four draws and two defeats that set all the alarm bells ringing. That power outage in the house is one of the first things Xavi solved. The culés have signed 32 of the 42 possible points since the arrival of the egarense, the best figure in the entire competition at that time of the season.
Barça have gone down this road and have managed to play matches in some of the most complicated stadiums in Spanish football and against teams that were direct rivals at the time to enter Europe first and then the next edition of the Champions League . Villarreal, Real Madrid, Valencia, Real Sociedad or Betis gave in to their fans against the Catalans, while others like Sevilla had to settle for a draw.
The improvement of Barça away from home was the main trick for the culé to finally take second place in the League, a “minimum”, as Xavi described it at a press conference, allowing the entity chaired by Joan Laporta to participate in a an amount of almost 18 million euros. Of that figure, eight would be due to the Spanish Super Cup dispute, seven to the economic difference between second and third place and the remaining three would come through UEFA’s ‘Market Pool’.
Source: La Verdad
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