( 123over )Barcelona defender Eric Garcia has been left feeling disappointed after referee Simon Marciniak gave them a penalty in their 4-3 extra-time Champions League semi-final second leg defeat to Inter Milan, saying it ruined the game because if they had been down by just one goal, the outcome could have been different. 123over

‘Barcelona’ trailed 0-2 at half-time with a late penalty after Pau Gubarsi tackled ‘Big Snake’ striker Lautaro Martinez at 50:50.  

Then, after 45 minutes of fun punching, ‘Azulgrana’ scored three goals, with Garcia scoring as well, taking the lead 3-2, but ‘Nerazzurri’ equalized 3-3 in injury time. At the end of normal time, the two matches were tied at 6-6, requiring another 30 minutes of play. 

123over It turned out that Inter was sharper and scored another goal to win 4-3, with a total score of 7-6 in the final.  ( 123over )

Losing like this, it’s definitely a pity for the right back, but from another perspective, this team has a future.

“I thought it was a big problem at half-time when we were down 2-0, but the response in the second half was amazing,” he told Amazon Prime.

“We actually had more chances to close the game.” 

“Any decision that has been made is gone because this is football. We have to be proud of what we have done.” 

“Regarding Gurbasi’s first penalty, I have to say that I was very close to the incident. If you ask me my personal opinion, it was not a penalty.” 

“From now on, the rest of the season is full throttle. We need to be proud.” 

“Both the fans who have supported the team throughout the season – to be honest, at the beginning of the season, no one believed that success would happen because many things had changed, most notably the trainer.”

“But I am very proud of our young players. They can walk on their feet.” 

Barcelona have already won the Copa del Rey and are now on course to maintain their lead in La Liga with a huge 4- point gap, with 3 of their last 4 games.