Javi is injured in front of Alaves
Barcelona player Pablo Javi was injured at the start of his team's match against his counterpart, Deportivo Alaves in the Spanish League.
The injury occurred when Javi hit Alaves Thomas Konicini, who was also injured.
Barca coach Hans Felk directed Javi in the 14th minute to protect him for fear of worsening the injury.
Knowing that the brilliant Firmin Lopez recently entered instead of Jafi in the compulsory switch.
The injury occurred when Javi hit Alaves Thomas Konicini, who was also injured.
Barca coach Hans Felk directed Javi in the 14th minute to protect him for fear of worsening the injury.
Knowing that the brilliant Firmin Lopez recently entered instead of Jafi in the compulsory switch.
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