The Barcelona defender spoke to DAZN after the game in Madrid

Barcelona's Sergi Roberto says his side were not good enough in either box after they were beaten 3-1 by Real Madrid on Sunday at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Speaking to DAZN, the Barça right-back explained that "it's important to be good in both boxes. It's a shame. In the moment when we have had control of the ball, we were able to create clear chances and it's a shame when the second goal arrives. And later when we were better and pushing for the draw, we get his with a penalty on the counter-attack, making it impossible."

On Barça's bad run he said: "We know football is sometimes more about streaks than performances. Now we are on a bad run and that is when we have to be more united than ever and work harder than ever. We have another final on Thursday and we have to go for the three points. We all have to be more united, club, team and fans.

"Before the game, we were top of the table and there is no need to burn everything down. We are a family, there is a good atmosphere and the result is a shame. I have confidence in this team. We have to have patience, because we will do good things this season."

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Meanwhile, Barça left-back Alejandro Balde told Barça TV that "we are pissed off because no one likes losing a Clasico. We had chances and then there is a dubious penalty. We have to have hope, because the season is long and there is a long way to go in LaLiga."

On the game, he added that "in the first half we dominated, but football is about details and Madrid were more accurate. They defended well."