Atletico-City, Simeone: “What anger. The fight? I didn’t see anything.” Pep: “I don’t want to talk about it”

All the tension remained on the pitch. After the match, Pep Guardiola and Diego Simeone ease the tension. “Atletico – comments Guardiola calmly – played with a lot of energy, in the second half they even did better than us. We are in the semifinals and it is a great result for us, I think we also deserved it in the 180 ‘and we showed character on difficult field. I have nothing to say about the tensions in the finale. They are tough? I don’t think there is much to say about Foden. …. You can’t always play to score five goals per game, we are human beings and we came from the match against Liverpool. We were playing against the Spanish champions and they put a lot of energy on the pitch. In the second half they were even better than we who were also lucky enough not to concede a goal. “

SIMEON DOES NOT COMMENT, BUT …

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Same line also for Cholo Simeone. “I didn’t see anything, I stayed on the pitch to compliment the City. I was so far away from Felipe on the red that I don’t know how to evaluate well. Ironic applause to their bench? But let’s not joke, I applauded our people. There is space for a fantastic team, who make at least three per game.We made it difficult for them and in the second half we also had scoring chances to go through, we didn’t succeed for some episodes and because we didn’t manage to score. 180 minutes were fantastic, we played as we wanted and the drive of our fans led us to give even more. The anger of not having passed the round remains. ” Eventually, however, a dig at Guardiola arrives. Thus Simeone: “It is clear to me that we are proud of who we are and how we compete. I still like to see our opponents celebrate at the final whistle, even if they play more or less well. In the end, the important thing is to win. And that’s it. the only thing that matters. Guardiola? Anyone who has a great vocabulary can praise you with contempt. We may have less vocabulary, but we are not fools. “