Luis Suarez has delivered his verdict after Barcelona crashed out of the Champions League final in dramatic fashion at Anfield at the hands of his former club.
The former Red star opened the scoring in the first leg before Lionel Messi hit a double to give them a 3-0 lead heading into the second leg.
But incredibly, Liverpool turned the tie around with Suarez enduring a miserable night on his Anfield return as the Spanish champions lost 4-3 on aggregate.
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The striker was booed by the home fans after celebrating at the Nou Camp and he admits that the Barca players must shoulder the blame for the defeat.
Speaking to Spanish reporters after the game, he questioned the attitude of his team-mates and admitted that the fourth Liverpool goal was the sort he hadn't conceded since junior football.
"I think we have to do a lot of self-criticism, we are adults, we have many years in this category," Suarez said.
"We must reproach ourselves for things that we have done wrong, like thinking that everything was liquidated.
"We should not blame the coach, we are the players who play.
"I do not know if it's a matter of attitude, but we're in Barcelona , we can not get two goals in a row.
"The fourth is a goal by kids."
