Shallow flavored "viktory" (2-0)

We won, yes. But we deserved more.

Viktoria didn't even dare to attack, concentrating all their efforts in overloading their own area with white-shirted players.

Like always, no much time was spent before the first one came form the boots of "Lo Puto Gusiluz" (Andrés Iniesta; he was called this way by the RAC1 speakers when he scored that dramatical extra-time goal at Stamford Bridge): zig-zag walling between Messi and Iniesta which Iniesta ends up by leaving a defender stuck with an awesome hat, and then connecting a merciless left shot.

The second one did not come until minute 82 (the czechs transformed themselves into a human bunker for almost an hour, also, Messi seemed to have a collision with David Bystroň, which unstabilized him (Bystroň) and Messi ended up having the bad luck of having Bystroň with all his weight falling on his right ankle. He's injured FOR SURE.) Well, after all this chatter, let's retake the main thread: the second one did not come until minute 82, as an already-damaged Messi tried to culminate a counterattack driven by Villa, and again, AGAIN!!, he was object of a penalty which was not whistled, but luckily for us, between the referee's and the defender's confusion, Villa managed to sneak his right foot between the mess to connect a ball-breaking shot.

It's a "viktory", yes. But it has a shallow flavor. I shall repeat we deserved more.

Ok. Now the Champions League takes a breath to allow La Liga to return, and this time we face Sevilla FC (OMG!). OMG?? Don't worry, dude, we play home!!

So, you know, this Saturday, at 22:00 (I wonder it's gonna be broadcasted by PPV), FC Barcelona-Sevilla FC from the Camp Nou.

That's all for now, folks, see ya after the Barça-Sevilla!!