
Gavi: What we did is an achievement, and we knew how to suffer
Barcelona star Gavi appeared in press statements following the 3-1 loss to Dortmund in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals, noting that the first leg ended with a 4-0 victory for Barca.
The player said: "It was a tough match, it wasn't easy today, but we fought until the end. We are happy to be in the semifinals after 6 years of not qualifying at this stage. Reaching the semifinals after so many years is an achievement."
He added: "The Dortmund fans played an important role as they supported their team and pushed them forward. We tried to defend as a team and avoid conceding goals. We suffered in the first half and defended with all our might, and I am proud of the team."
He continued: "Anyone who wants to be a champion has to suffer, and that's what happened to us. Fortunately, we scored 4 goals at home. We knew that things would be harder here. I am very happy with the work spirit of everyone."
He concluded: "I am very happy to have been a starter today. The coach trusts me a lot, and today the performance was really decisive. So I am very happy with the team."
The player said: "It was a tough match, it wasn't easy today, but we fought until the end. We are happy to be in the semifinals after 6 years of not qualifying at this stage. Reaching the semifinals after so many years is an achievement."
He added: "The Dortmund fans played an important role as they supported their team and pushed them forward. We tried to defend as a team and avoid conceding goals. We suffered in the first half and defended with all our might, and I am proud of the team."
He continued: "Anyone who wants to be a champion has to suffer, and that's what happened to us. Fortunately, we scored 4 goals at home. We knew that things would be harder here. I am very happy with the work spirit of everyone."
He concluded: "I am very happy to have been a starter today. The coach trusts me a lot, and today the performance was really decisive. So I am very happy with the team."