Barcelona Coach Pep Guardiola Proud Of Getafe Win

The Blaugrana won despite two red cards.

Feb 6, 2010 6:09:00 PM

By Arjun Miglani

More On :  Barcelona
Pep Guardiola, Barcelona (Getty Images)
Barcelona overcame Getafe on Saturday night despite being reduced to nine men, and Pep Guardiola was thrilled with his side's efforts.
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Speaking to Marca after the game, Guardiola said, "We do not want to speak about the refereeing, because it is a waste of time."

"We are enjoying the league. Referees make mistakes like everyone else.

"Getafe is the toughest team to play against with ten men, but we took a step forward and played marvellously."

With the win, Barcelona maintain their five point lead at the top of the league.

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