Hansi Flick said he is blocking out the noise from pundits and ex-players after a Robert Lewandowski hat trick helped Barcelona beat Celta Vigo 4-2 to move within three points of LaLiga leaders Real Madrid .
Barça had won just three of their previous seven matches before Sunday's trip to Balaídos, with a 3-3 draw against Club Brugge in midweek intensifying the criticism of Flick's decision to play such a high defensive line.
That line was again breached twice in a thrilling first half in Vigo, but Barça produced a controlled performance after the break to clinch a much-needed win before the international break.
"I always think to say something about the experts, former players and coaches, but no, I will not do it," Flick smiled in his post-game news conference when asked if t

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