FC Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman has hit back at fans who abused him following their loss to arch-rivals Real Madrid in the El Clasico on Sunday.
Koeman was obstructed by a group of fans as he tried to leave the stadium in his car with some shouting abuses and others kicking his car and according to the Dutchman, those fans "don't know what morals and values are".
"I don't think there is a solution. For me it's a social problem, they are people who have an education problem, they don't know what morals and values are.
"But the atmosphere on the pitch, even at 2-0 down, was the opposite, and we shouldn't pay too much attention to these people. I was not afraid, there was a moment when I said 'I'm going to get out, but better that I didn't. I understand people are not happy, but you don't expect that," Koeman said in a press conference on Tuesday.
The defeat by Madrid leaves Barcelona ninth in La Liga, six points off the top ahead of Wednesday's game away in-form Rayo Vallecano.
