Valencia coach Ruben Baraja was left frustrated after their 0-0 draw with Sevilla.

However, Baraja refused to blame a potential penalty denied for Dimitri Foulquier for the result.

He said, "We must give value to this match. We did many things went well. The team had continuity, with great physical effort. We stayed alive until the end. It's a shame, but sometimes these things happen and we have to congratulate the players.

"I have not seen the action (on Foulquier) live. I have seen it now a little quickly. There is a contact that is not shoulder to shoulder, there is a struggle and it seems that it does not let him finish the action.

"The feeling is that it could be a penalty, but it has not been assessed as such. I think it is a clear action, but the referee has not seen it that way. This can happen

"Sevilla will be happy with what they saw on the pitch. We dominated the match and we lacked the finish to win the match. We deserved much more than Sevilla , but the finishig prevented us from adding three points and we added only one".