Barca won 3-0, with Mallorca having Manu Morlanes and Vedat Muriqi sent off before halftime. The hosts were also angry over Barca scoring from a breakaway with the Mallorca player grounded due to a head injury.
Arrasate snapped afterwards: “It’s impossible with nine. There wasn’t a game. Those who paid a hundred or so euros only saw 25 minutes.
“We are left with the team's hard work, with a 0-1 lead we were able to tie the score and lay the first stone, and if the fans help us we can achieve important things.
“With nine players, you can get the hell out of here. Putting in a lot of collective effort will help us in the future. It's not easy to manage those moments. We lost two players against Celta.
"We have to learn from our mistakes; it's only the first matchday, and we've already got a hard time. I'm pleased with the reaction of the team and the fans in the second half.”
Game should've been stopped
Arrasate also said: “I think we’ve all seen it. Last week, they explained to us all that if there’s a blow to the head, the game is stopped, and the fourth official in front of me told him to stop because it’s a blow to the head.
"He puts the whistle to his mouth. We all thought he’d blown it, and to everyone’s amazement, he gives a goal. I still don’t understand.
"He came, I thank him for coming, he gave me an explanation, he told me he wasn’t dizzy, and when you fall, you don’t know if he was dizzy or not.”