Real slams UEFA

BARCELONA, Spain - Real Madrid's assistant coach Aitor Karanka said on Monday UEFA's decision to not take action against Barcelona over its behavior in the Champions League semifinal first-leg clash will overshadow the decider at the Nou Camp on Tuesday.

Barcelona came away from the Bernabeu with a 2-0 advantage from a bad tempered game which will be remembered for fouls and play acting.

There was a war of words before the match between Real coach Jose Mourinho and his opposite number Pep Guardiola, and in the game the situation only deteriorated.