Barcelona's Unexpected Treble Challenge Under Head Coach Hansi Flick.

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"The team is performing excellently, maintaining a strong focus with no room for excuses. Our only goal is to prepare for the next match," declared the coach.

"It's not easy to manage everything, we have to accept it... we'll give everything.

"We have three competitions, we will fight for three trophies and when we started the season, nobody expected it would be like that on the first of March, but the team is doing great."

Flick said he would shuffle his pack against La Real ahead of the visit to Lisbon on Wednesday in the Champions League.

"We need fresh legs and tomorrow is also a good day to (do) this and we will have changes, but I will not say which changes we do," said the coach.

Flick said Danish defender Andreas Christensen had suffered a new injury setback.

The 28-year-old last played for the club in August before an Achilles injury ruled him out for several months.

After returning he suffered a calf injury and although he was set to return to the squad against Real Sociedad, Flick said that was no longer possible.

"We have Andreas and what I can say now is he got injured in this training session, so he was an option for tomorrow, but again he was injured," said Flick.

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"We are looking now how heavy is the injury, hopefully it's not so (bad)."

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