Como manager Cesc Fabregas expressed frustration after his side conceded a goal in their 9-1 victory over Lens in the UEFA Champions League on Thursday, despite the win setting a new Italian record for the highest away scoring tally in the competition's history.
The Spanish midfielder-turned-coach admitted he was "angry" to see his team leak a goal in what was otherwise a dominant performance. The result marks the largest away win by an Italian club in Champions League history.
Fabregas's side produced a ruthless attacking display, but the concession prevented a clean sheet, leaving the manager focused on defensive improvements despite the historic scoreline.
