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“It’s a game very similar to other games we have played so far. We had chances to score and we didn’t score goals and we suffered on set pieces," said Bielsa. “This was the axis of the game. It was a team who fought a lot. “We had many chances to score and missed some goals and dangerous actions by the opponent were on set pieces. “These things have happened many times before in this Championship. “There’s a difference on the matter of how we played the last minutes of the game, compared to the Swansea game where we won by one goal. We showed more maturity.”

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