Luis Enrique pleased despite draw
Luis Enrique refused to criticise Barcelona after their goalless Copa del Rey draw with semi-professional Villanovense.

Luis Enrique declared himself satisfied despite holders Barcelona embarrassingly being held in the first leg of their Copa del Rey tie with semi-professional Villanovense.
Barca barely created an opportunity at Estadio Romero Cuerda, with a goalless draw meaning their third-tier opponents will perhaps head to Camp Nou on December 2 scenting the opportunity of a monumental upset in the round-of-32 contest.
However, Luis Enrique refused to be critical of the performance put in by an experimental XI shorn of his biggest stars.
"It was a tough game, in which we had control but suffered during set-piece," he said.
"We have not created chances, but the team played with the right attitude and so I'm satisfied with what I've seen."
The result came on a day Barcelona were relieved to see Javier Mascherano pick up just a two-match suspension for the straight red card received against Eibar.
That lenient punishment means the Argentinian will be available for the El Clasico against Real Madrid on November 21.
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Luis Enrique added: "I would have liked the least possible [punishment], but I hope it serves to prevent such occurrences."

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