Luis Enrique was coy on the sustainability of Barcelona's new system against Paris Saint-Germain. "It depends on results."
La Blaugrana defeated the French giants 3-1 to top Champions League Group F, fielding an unfamiliar 3-5-1-1 formation at Camp Nou in the process.
Nonetheless, the Coach was impressed by his side's functionality within the system, although he refused to shed much light into its future use.
"We'll have to wait and see if finishing first gives us an advantage," he told reporters after the match.
"We'll see what the draw holds, but the goal was to lead the group, as always.
"We played a serious game and were at a good level. We'll see if the advantage is important.
"Risk in our system? It depends on the results we achieve with it. What we do will be good or bad depending on its outcome.
"We missed an important player in Dani Alves and struggled to create problems for our rivals at first. We eventually turned the game around with a good performance.
"Bartra had a great game and we have great confidence in him. He was important in both attack and defence. The players knew when to attack, defend and take risks.
"We've been working on the new system, but not too much because of our tight schedule."
