Every article revealed the details of Barcelona s return to Camp Nou: many celebrities watched the game, and Nico was booed

"Daily Sports" wrote an article that disclosed many unknown details of Barcelona's return to the Camp Nou after 909 days and their 4-0 victory over Athletic Bilbao.

Western media mentioned that although the stands behind the goal on the north side of Camp Nou are not open to spectators because the passage has not yet been completed, and they appear empty, they are not actually empty. Reporters on the scene captured an interesting scene. Several construction workers wearing reflective vests were distributed in different locations on the stadium. One of the operators sat alone in the empty north stand watching the game, while other workers were scattered in the area above where construction was still under way.

The VIP box was packed that day, and the VIP lineup at the meeting was prominent, including Barcelona Mayor Corboni, Catalan sports consultant Bernie Alvarez, Parliament Speaker Josep Ruhr, Culture Minister Urtasun, as well as descendants of Barcelona founder Gamper and former chairman Gaspart. In addition, celebrities from the entertainment industry such as Estopa Band and Bizarup also came to support the event. Barcelona women's football coach Pere Romeu also appeared in the stands with Ona Batlle and other players.

On the tactical level, Flick's formation puzzled the media present. According to on-site reports, none of the media expected before the game that Eric Garcia would serve as the defensive midfielder and Gerard Martin would start as the central defender. For the latter, this was not only the first time he played this position in an official Barcelona game, but also his first appearance at Camp Nou.

Regarding Nico Williams, the Western media revealed the hostility he encountered. Barcelona was deeply disappointed because he did not wait for Barcelona during the transfer turmoil in the past two summers and chose to renew his contract with Bilbao. The fans not only booed when his name was read, but also booed when he touched the ball and made a mistake, and even sarcastically chanted "Nico stays". This hostility reached its peak when he was substituted.