Barcelona loss is one of my worst moments: says Gary Neville

Gary Neville says watching his Valencia side get demolished 7-0 by Barcelona at the Nou Camp was one of his "worst experiences" in football.

Wednesday's loss in the Copa del Rey semi-final first leg has increased the pressure on Neville, who is without a league win in eight matches.
"I am not going to sleep well tonight," said the former England player, who insisted he would not quit as manager.


"This is one of the worst experiences I've ever gone through in football."
The former Manchester United full-back was appointed in December, his first managerial job.
"I last doubted myself 18 years ago," said Neville, as he was repeatedly asked about his future in the post-match news conference. "After that, I developed coping mechanisms to deal with situations. I'm fine."
Neville's younger brother Phil is also on the Valencia coaching staff.
Spain radio station Cadena Cope has claimed that Valencia owner Peter Lim will decide in the next few hours whether or not to sack Neville.
Uruguay's Luis Suarez scored four goals and world player of the year Lionel Messi netted a hat-trick for Barcelona, leaving Neville with just four cup wins from his 14 games in charge.
Valencia travel to Real Betis in La Liga on Sunday, 12th in the table and just five points clear of the relegation zone.
"The people I feel most sorry for are the Valencia supporters," Neville added. "They don't deserve a performance like that.
"We were playing against three of the best players in the world and we gave them three-on-twos I don't know how many times.
"It was unacceptable and we have to recover very quickly. We need to win a league game. I wish the match against Betis could start in 10 minutes."