Hansi Flick took positivity from Barcelona Draw 1-1 with real batis Although failed to take full advantage of Real Madrid’s slip-up in the Laliga title race on Saturday.

Madrid had a chance to specify six points at the top after Madrid was stunned in a 2-1 house row against Valencia.

But Flick’s men had to settle for a part of the robbery at the Olympic Stadium, Gavi’s seventh minute opener canceled the nut after 10 minutes.

That means Barka has a four-point lead at the summit and the benefit of throwing Madrid 4-0 in the first classic of the season in October.

And Flick was eager to focus on Barca’s impressive performance, rather than they were missing on putting a title race beyond the doubt.

“We tried everything to win, but we couldn’t do it,” Flick said. “We were unfortunate against goals, but … we played a good game.

“Like today, when you don’t manage to score, you have to accept it and see it from a positive point of view. I’m left with the fact that we tried everything and dominated the game.

“We may be proud of what players have done these last few games. We (Copa Dale Ray) are in the final and despite the draw, we have extended our lead on top. I’m happy, it’s a wonderful situation.”

Not every member of the Barka Camp shared Flick’s view after the game, however, Rafinha was seen shouting at the supporting referee after a full -time whistle.

Flick unsuccessfully tried to calm Rafinha and was left on the side by Brazil Winger, which then did the same as Mark-Andre Tare Stagen when he walked down the tunnel.

Asked about the incident with Rafinha, Flick was a little diplomatic from the truth.

“He was angry with me, not with the referee, he was screaming at me,” Flick said.

Barca Host Borussia Dortmund in the first phase of the Champions League quarterfinals on Wednesday before visiting Legacy in Laliga on Saturday.