Andrés Iniesta, in an image of archive against the Sampdoria

TWO DROPS OF IMPORTANCE

ALARM: Injuries of Iniesta and Mathieu in the Seville-Barça

Published:14/08/2016 - 22:57h

Updated:14/08/2016 - 23:30h

Jeremy Mathieu and Andrés Iniesta could not finish the first-half against the Seville. The French suffered a microrotura fibrilar after making a pass, whereas the manchego hurt of a strong contusión of knee

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Bad luck for the FC Barcelona of Luis Enrique in the first-half against the Seville FC, this Sunday in the Sánchez Pizjuán. If from "FCBN" surprised us that any new signing went in in the first eleven headline of the Barça 2016-17, in the first part finish ingresando in the terrain of game two of them, Lucas Digne and Denis Suárez.

And it is that "I Struggle" it saw forced to remove of the terrain of game to Andrés Iniesta and Jeremy Mathieu, that lesionaron by distinct circumstances. The ailment of the French produced it to him he only because of the intensity of the party. After effecting a pass, when it was him presionando N'Zonzi, the Frenchman carried immediately the hand to the back zone of the right leg, hurting of the biceps femoral.

The injury of Mathieu sucedió in the minute 25, whereas the one of Andrés Iniesta would arrive hardly five minutes afterwards, this time in a strong crash precisely against N'Zonzi. The midfield player manchego stamped knee with knee against the player sevillista, suffering a contusión that prevented him continue playing with soltura.

Luis Enrique changed to both by caution, and to day of today is an incógnita if any of the two will be able to be available for the party of turn of the Supercopa of Spain in the Camp Nou, next Wednesday to the 23.00 hours (Spanish hour). In the next hours will make medical proofs to both players, determining like this the times of the respective injuries.

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