Dani Alves and Thiago Alcantara apologized for the celebration of dance styles that are both overestimated. Celebrate both attracted plenty of critics of the home fans when Barca won 7-0 at home to Rayo Vallecano early this morning.

Thiago scored his fifth goal Barca to Rayo in Vallecas. After scoring, the Spanish midfielder was born in Italy to celebrate dance with Alves on the edge of the field to face the audience. Cash as a form of action they considered a provocation to the home fans.

Not only from fans outraged opponents, Barca captain, Carles Puyol also did not agree with the action of two colleagues. Puyol looks angry and went to them to stop the action. While the coach Josep Guardiola also condemned the protege.

“I want to apologize to fans who were offended by the Rayo dance. I do not mean to offend anyone, I just want to have fun,” said Alves told reporters after the game.

“Because I was told as a child if football is to have fun. In addition, all thanks to the hard work of the team.”

In line with Alves, Thiago also expressed his regret: “I apologize if I offended Rayo fans while celebrating a goal. I dissolved in the excitement that makes me make mistakes. This will not happen again,” said Thiago, as quoted on the official club website.

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Chelsea captain John Terry hit sent on their way to the Champions League final at the expense of Barcelona, ??one of the most important games of recent times when the two sides recorded a 2-2 draw that gave the Premier League team a victory 3 -2 are complex.

Barca goal splashed west Londoners’ in the second stage and rightly took the lead through Sergio Busquets, who hit home from close. It was worse for the Blues to less than two minutes later when Terry was sent to knee him inexplicably Alexis Sanchez from behind.

Barcelona proved later by Andres Iniesta, despite Ramires scratched a new target in first half injury time with a smart chip. Lionel Messi saw a penalty against the crossbar shortly after the restart and then the pole, but Chelsea held on and Fernando Torres came off the bench to win the night to finish.

Disaster for Chelsea and in the sixth minute, Gary Cahill was eventually forced out after falling and pulling his hamstring with Jose Bosingwa to come. While Gerard Pique, only 26 minutes of his retirement was a failed attempt to recover from a nasty collision with the back of Victor Valdes, who seemed so he just fainted.

The first sign of hesitation discipline came when Chelsea’s John Obi Mikel was booked for felling Sanchez at minute 32. And when they go to bed three minutes later, they were behind their failure to close, so Isaac’s Square Basin Busquets on a network to work with virtually no supervision.

The accumulation of this round was dominated by talk of merger arbitrage in previous meetings, but Terry gave Cuneyt Cakir simply no other choice but to fire him less than two minutes later. Sanchez overreacted to the coup and Terry refused to walk.

However, Petr Cech made him to come around to catch the ball from his own net again two minutes before the break, Chelsea cut apart as Messi, Iniesta, a first blow to the ball.

Chelsea looked dead and buried, but hit in the first half injury time. Frank Lampard was the creator Ramires broke through and floated a glorious end of Valdes.

The cascade of sound that filled the silence Camp Nou back half of the time, but soon were cheering again after the restart when Drogba conceded a penalty. Cakir was awarded jumped forward Cesc Fabregas and said the place – that Messi hitting the crossbar.

And then in injury time, substitute a long space found Torres with 50 meters of space to run and he was right, Valdes rounding and slotting home.

Didier Drogba swept the ball into the net late in the first half, and Chelsea managed to hang on.

With an inspired performance, the Blues beat Barcelona 1-0 Wednesday night in the first leg of their Champions League semifinal and set up a must-see second leg of the series in Spain next week.

Either Barcelona will move within a victory of becoming the first back-to-back winner in more than two decades, or Chelsea will have the opportunity to win Europe’s top club title for the first time.

“Now they are favorites,” Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola said. “1-0 is a good result for them. You can imagine them having 10 players behind the ball again.”

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