The playmaker has conceded it is now 'almost impossible'
for the Blaugrana to progress to Wembley, admitting they were clearly
second-best at the Allianz Arena
Xavi has described Tuesday's humiliating 4-0 defeat at
the hands of Champions League semi-final opponents Bayern Munich as Barcelona's
"worst result ever".
The loss at the Allianz Arena was the biggest in the
competition's history at the last-four stage and represented the Blaugrana's
heaviest away defeat in European competition, and their principal playmaker
admitted afterwards that the Catalans could have no complaints about the final
scoreline.
"It's the worst result ever," Xavi told
reporters. "They were better - and I don't mind saying that."
The Spain international also conceded that the Liga
leaders have little hope of turning the tie around in the second leg at Camp
Nou next week.
"It's almost impossible," he confessed.
"But we must try to, for this club and for everyone."
Barcelona made history in the quarter-finals by
recovering from a 2-0 loss away to AC Milan to progress 4-2 on aggregate after
a stirring second-leg fightback.
