Germany: Dortmund 'hurt' us - Barca manager after goalless draw

W/S FC Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde enters press conference, Dortmund
SOT, Ernesto Valverde, FC Barcelona manager (Spanish): "It has been a very rough game as we predicted. We played here at this stadium which gives Borussia Dortmund a boost and they are getting great results playing at home in the Bundesliga and I'm not going to deny that we have suffered a lot, especially in part of the second half when the game was out of control with very dangerous counter attacks from Dortmund."
SOT, Ernesto Valverde, FC Barcelona manager (Spanish): "And they hurt us, but the team overcame this and we dominated in the last minutes and made them play deep in their pitch and we overcame those bad moments also thanks to Marc[-Andre ter Stegen] and we knew we were going to suffer, but we have to going on." *JUMP CUT*
W/S Borussia Dortmund manager Lucien Favre enters press conference
SOT, Lucien Favre, Borussia Dortmund manager (German): "We did a great second half with more ball possession and patience and more chances as well. It has been a great half. We pressed them higher and more. There are many positive things to take from this second half."
SOT, Lucien Favre, Borussia Dortmund manager (German): "Barca was dominating more than us but in the second half we were better than them. In the first half we had many chances to score but at the end it is 0-0 but very positive for us." *JUMP CUT*
SOT, Lucien Favre, Borussia Dortmund manager (German): "No, I didn't talk to Marco Reus and regarding the second question and everybody saw that Hummels gave an amazing performance tonight." *JUMP CUT*
W/S Favre leaves press conference
SCRIPT
Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde admitted his side were second best against Borussia Dortmund in their opening Champions League game at the Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday night.
Barcelona had Marc-Andre ter Stegen to thank for escaping with a point after he saved Marco Reus's penalty.
Lionel Messi made his first appearance of the season off the bench late on, but to little effect.
Valverde also noted the impact of the famed 'Yellow Wall', ensuring a "rough game" for the Catalan giants.
Dortmund manager Lucien Favre said the result was "positive". Indeed, this point could prove vital in the battle for qualification from Group F - the so-called 'Group of Death' - containing Serie A leaders Inter Milan and Czech side Slavia Prague.