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🇪🇸 SpainBarcelona Will Not Leave "Scars" on His Squad, Insisting the Result Is No Excuse to Stop Working After the 0-5 Home Loss in Their League

After this type of defeat, the weight of the result makes words superfluous. What we can take from it, I'll have when I review the match. But I'm clear there are many things, Anselmi said.
"The feelings after matches may not match when you watch it again. When we competed together, we could hurt them. And they knew how to strike.
The areas are decisive. You can't give them any situation. Asked whether the 0-2 before halftime was key, Anselmi said: "It came at a moment when I felt our goal was about to come.
We had situations, like from a set piece we couldn't convert, Ali's chance, organized attacks... we felt we could score at any moment. But we pay for our errors. It must serve as a lesson.
On his debut at the Martínez Valero, Anselmi said: "Arriving at the stadium and seeing the number of people there, when we stepped onto the pitch... it was hard for me to contain myself, it generated a lot of emotion inside me. Later, there were moments of enjoyment in the first half. In the final result, we didn't represent the fans.
Yes in the first half. The result damages the image we wanted to give. We thank the people for being there.
We want them to keep coming. On debutant Buonanotte, Anselmi said: "He came into the match well. He had a shot off the post and the one-on-one.
He gave us the hierarchy he has. He's making a great effort to contribute. Regarding Osorio's absence, he said: "He's getting better each day.
He's coming off a period of competitive inactivity. He's very close to being available for matches. The individual work he did accelerated the process a lot.
He has no physical problem, quite the opposite. I'm very happy for his hunger to help. On mental recovery work, Anselmi said: "The result is no excuse to keep working.
I'd say the same if we had won. We have to go in search of the next result.
Source: Marca LaLiga
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