Riznyk: Thanks to all the fans who believed in us

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Dmytro Riznyk didn't let Lewandowski to score

Shakhtar goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk recorded his first clean sheet in the Champions League: the miners beat Barcelona - 1:0. After the game the goalkeeper answered questions from journalists, among whom was terrikon.com's correspondent Ella Ivanyukovich.

- Is there a feeling: "I didn't concede from Barcelona"?
- First, the team did not concede. Yes, clean sheet is great for a goalkeeper. But the team fought till the end to win this match. It is very nice to beat such a great opponent. You can say that they are a world's top team. We created a small sensation.

- At the beginning of the match, there was concern for your health after a duel with Lewandowski...
- There was a nasty collision and I pulled a muscle. But thanks to our doctors - they patched it up and I continued the game.

- How emotionally important was it to hear the support of the fans here in Hamburg?
- The support has been insane. Thanks to all the fans who believed in us.

- Can Shakhtar compete for the playoffs of the Champions League?
- Yes, of course, now we will fight for a place in the 1/8 finals of the Champions League. We do not consider the third place in the group and will prove it on the pitch.

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