“Everyone saw the move which led to Iniesta's injury”
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Last minute win delights Barça boss
Luis Enrique was elated with his team's late victory at Mestalla but lamented the injury to Andrés Iniesta who could face a while out with a knee ligament injury.
Late retaliation: “That we have come away with a win says a lot about the spirit and character this team possesses. The team has faith, belief in itself, a desire to win and the objective is to try to win without suffering sio much”.

Bottles launched from the stands at the end: “I am not here to give an opion on what others should do. We celebrated a goal like we have to celebrate against a rival who always make things difficult”.
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Didf you see the move in which Iniesta was injured? “I think I explained myself perfectly a few moments ago. We saw everything very clearly, as it happened close to us; we saw a player get injured and no yelllow card. Tomorrow we'll know a little more about the severity of the injury but's going to be a long one, several weeks at least. It's a serious injury”.
Possible offside in the opening goal: “You know where I watch the game from. I can see what happens 10 or 20 metres from where I'm sat but I can't judge those kinds of moves. All of us can look at things from our own viewpoint”.
