You can make someone as uncomfortable during play as you want to try and get the monkey off your back when playing them, but when you still end up losing it means nothing. Ask a Baltimore Ravens player how they feel about coming so close to beating Pittsburgh.Sorry sir, but what were you watching. Barca were anything BUT comfy during the two games. In fact, Madrid were the better team easily in game 1, and were equal in game 2. They are exactly where they need to be I think. Some fine tuning, (meaning not allowing 4 goals on 8 shots) and they IMO will win the La Liga.
Also, what has happen to Ronnie/CR7/Pretty Boy/Skinny Ronaldo/Cristiano? At Manchester, he was feared, he could take on any player 1v1 and dominate. There was nobody able to stop him. Now, at Madrid, its like he is a completely different player. Still amazing, but Dani Alves had Ronnie in his pocket all game. The perfect gameplan, they pressured, and countered getting the ball to him as early as possible. Only issue....He couldnt beat Dani Alves, and he was still Madrid's most threatening player Madrid had.
And, as a keeper for 16yrs, through college ball, I believe Iker Casillas is the most overrated goalkeeper in the world. I've never seen this guy take over a game, or truly shine. He consistently benefits from a great team in front of him at club and national level, and whenever they have a tough day due to the opponent or a bad game it seems he fails to bail them out. IMO, Valdes is a better keeper when looking at the Spanish duo.