The former Arsenal star feels the Catalans must give more
on the pitch, and is desperate to move on from their recent defeats
Cesc Fabregas has stressed that Barcelona must learn from
their 3-1 Copa del Rey defeat against arch-rivals Real Madrid on Tuesday
evening.
The Catalans recorded a favourable 1-1 draw at the
Santiago Bernabeu in the first leg of the semi-final tie against Madrid, but
they were brushed aside in the return fixture, with two Cristiano Ronaldo goals
and a Raphael Varane header meaning Jordi Alba's late goal was nothing more
than a consolation.
"We have to learn from this defeat. We have to give
more," Fabregas told reporters.
"We have to pick ourselves up, move forward and win
on Saturday. The two most important titles are coming up and we have to move
forward.
"The loss against Madrid has nothing to do with the
one against Milan. They are two different competitions.
"I believe in this team. We’re a bit down but
starting tomorrow we have to start working hard because we represent a very
important institution."
Barcelona will have the opportunity to seek immediate
revenge on los Blancos, when they travel to the Bernabeu in La Liga on
Saturday.


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