Despite the victory over Real Sociedad (0: 1), the Catalan defender criticized the whispers of the crowd: "They also need to know respect."

• Alba protests against Barcelona's crowd. Tensions in Catalonia continue

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Six days after the loss to Real Madrid against Real Madrid, Barcelona went up last Saturday (Saturday) for an easy match at Camp Nou Stadium against Real Sociedad. Lionel Messi's scandal that was whistled after the VAR system intervened gave the Catalons a tight but important victory in the championship fight.

Although Barca rose to 1st place, at least temporarily, until Real Madrid's game tonight (10pm) against Batis, the spirits at Blaugrana are turbulent. During the match, the team's fans whispered to the players, which provoked the wrath of the defender, Jordi Alba.

Alba who conquered a gate plus time (eventually disqualified gate) reacted after the conquest with an ear-plugging gesture as a protest of audience behavior. After the game, the defender said: "Nobody likes the crowd going against him. I respect everyone, but they also have to respect us. I don't like to scold me in the 15th minute when the score is still 0: 0."

In addition, at the end of the game, Gerard Pique referred to the affair that upset the team after the Classics when Adar Saravia, assistant coach, appeared to curse the players. Brake said: "When the club in a weaker period these things pop up, there are no negative energies in the team, and it makes sense that the assistant coach would be adrenaline. He apologized, saying his things were aimed at the club and not the players. "

Saravia with Stein on Barca bench // Photo: IP

Kika Stein analyzed the win over the Basques and said: “Except for a few parts, the game was under our control. Our Gull came thanks to the VAR but we had to conquer much earlier. I knew there would be a complicated game against a team that won 6 times in a row including Bernabeu. Our mental state is good and strong, we came after a painful loss but we are positive. ”