Barcelona cause outrage with ugly goal

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick defended his players' ugly goal by revealing how he instructed them to play until the end.

Mallorca captain Antonio Raíllo lies on the ground as Torres scores

In Barcelona's win over Mallorca, the most controversial moment was Ferran Torres' goal in the middle of the first half. The Barcelona striker scored a masterpiece when Mallorca's defense was signaling for a stoppage because captain Antonio Raillo was lying on the ground.

When questioned, Flick said: “I always tell the players that we have to continue playing until the referee blows the whistle. It is the referee's decision and we have to play until the game is actually stopped.”

Defending his players, Flick criticized the team's spirit: "I didn't like the match. Three points are very important, but I'm not satisfied. After leading 2-0 and the opponent received two red cards, the team played with only 50% of their ability. I have to say this; I didn't like it."

Flick also reserved special praise for Lamine Yamal's performance. Yamal was the star of the show: he assisted the opening goal and then scored the winner himself. He was voted Man of the Match.

Flick praised: “Lamine is a special player, everyone can see that. From what I observed on the training ground, he is very determined, and in the game he also fights and defends. I am very happy for him.”

The German coach also praised Joan Garcia, saying he had “a good game”. Meanwhile, Flick sympathized with the unimpressive debuts of Marcus Rashford and Jofre Torrents in the Barca first team: “It was not easy for Marcus or Jofre to make their debut today, when the opponent defended so deep and there was almost no space left”.

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