Iniesta injury adds to Barca’s woes as Milan snatch last-gasp equaliser

BARCELONA midfielder Andres Iniesta will be sidelined for around a month after suffering an injury during last night’s 2-2 Champions League draw with AC Milan at Camp Nou.

Iniesta injury adds to Barca’s woes as Milan snatch last-gasp equaliser
Wed, 14 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
James Whelan

Iniesta limped out of the match in the 38th minute to be replaced by Cesc Fabregas and subsequent tests have revealed the Spain international suffered a hamstring tear.

The news about Iniesta adds injury to insult for the European and Spanish champions after they conceded a stoppage-time equaliser as Thiago Silva headed in a stoppage-time equaliser.

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