Mark-Andre Ter Stegen, Score: 9
The Barça goalkeeper was there for a job at the most important moment of the game, when without stopping his penalty there was no chance of a comeback. In addition, he recorded important shots at the end of the overtime
Oscar Mingsa, Score: 4
The young brake still has something to learn. After the solid performance in Peugeot, this time caused a penalty that could have gone up to his team in the relegation from the Cup
Barcelona Model 2020/21 is an unexpected team – you can not know what you will get, but when things connect and look good, it is still and despite all the crises one of the best teams in Europe. Tonight (Wednesday) it definitely connected against Sevilla, who after a dramatic game and extra time at the Camp Nou fell victim to a fantastic evening of the Catalans and were eliminated in the Copa del Rey semi-final with a 3-0 erasure of their 0-2 draw from the first game.
It was just everything in this game, early goulash, wonderful situations for both sides, a penalty stop, a dramatic equalizer, red cards and big misses, but in the end Barça will remember one thing and that is a lot of character that took her to the final where she will face the winner between Athletic Bilbao and Levante in the semi-final The second. The Catalans are still competing in the 3 frames (with a small star on the Champions League) and this will definitely give a lot of back wind to Leo Messi and his teammates to continue.
This time too, Ronald Koeman chose a line-up similar to what he started with Cumin Sanchez Pijuan with 3: 5: 2, with Oscar Mingsa starting at 11 in place of Antoine Griezmann who was eliminated for the third game in a row. Barça started with very heavy pressure on Tomasz and Atzlik’s hair and very quickly it also paid off for them, when Osman Dembele who continues to look excellent bombed for the guys one of his beautiful goals this season in the 13th minute.
The Frenchman is in excellent shape, when beyond ball control, speed and dribbles, he improved the extension and scored a second game in a row, after the last 16 games in which a partner scored only one goal. Despite this, the host did not translate the advantage on the pitch into another goal in the first half, preferring to play more patiently, as Sevilla were not far from equalizing ahead of the whistle for the break.
In the second half we got a real drama, when the Andalusians could have punished and balanced the result after a nonsense by Oscar Mingsa that caused a penalty. Lucas Ocampus, who returned from a serious injury against Hattafa, went for a kick, but Marc-Andre Ter Stegen stopped him with a wonderful instinct from the penalty spot and kept his team alive. Fernando was sent off for a second yellow in the 92nd minute, and then, when everything seemed lost, one of Barça’s unexpected heroes arrived tonight.
The infamous Gerard Pique who did not stop receiving criticism from the moment he returned from injury rose to the height of substitute Griezmann and subdued Tomasz and Atzlik with a heartfelt jab. Just like what happened to the Catalans against Grande in the quarter, they achieved a dramatic equal deep inside in extra time after already being with a foot and a half out. In overtime, it was substitute Martin Braithwaite who slammed home the third against Sevilla who were mentally broken.
So now, having beaten a really great team that deserves all the compliments for a very good season, Barcelona have a few tasks left this season. To still win the trophy even in a very difficult period for her, to continue to try to close the gap from Atletico Madrid in the Spanish league (could be reduced to only 2 points if she loses to Real in the derby), and of course to give a respectable performance against Paris Saint-Germain, at the end who knows – Maybe we’ll get another impressive remontade like this. To be sure, it is impossible to eulogize Barcelona, not even for a second.
extension
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‘120 + 3
- The referee whistled for the end! Barcelona’s huge 0: 3 over Sevilla sends the Catalans to the Copa del Rey final after an amazing turnaround
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‘119
- Trinkau saw the yellow card
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‘106
- Seventh substitution in Sevilla: Munir al-Hadadi came up in Sevilla in place of Juan Jordan
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‘105
- The referee whistled for the end of the first part of the overtime, the players went out to refresh
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‘103
- Luc de Jong who was no longer on the pitch threw words from the bench and got a direct red
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‘103
- The nervous a-Nasiri was also yellowed
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‘101
- Joan Jordan also joined the protests and was yellowed
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‘101
- Jules Conde complained to the referee after he did not whistle for Pendel in favor of his team, the brake saw the yellow
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’95
- Gate! Barcelona went up to 0: 3: the turnaround was complete. Jordi Alba won a wonderful trophy for Martin Braithwaite, and the Danish substitute slammed in and brought his team to the final
Half a second
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’90 +6
- The referee closed the match, the teams go to extra time after Barcelona’s 0: 2, which equalizes Sevilla’s 0: 2 from the first game
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’90 +4
- Gate! Barcelona went up to a dramatic 0: 2: Wow – what a character of the Catalans. Griezmann made a great foul and raised from the left to Gerard Pique, the Catalan brake slammed in with all his heart up close
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’90 +2
- Fernando saw a second yellow card and was sent off. His team was left with ten players
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’89
- Trinkau came in to replace Osman Dembele in the Catalans
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’89
- Martin Braithwait has replaced Pedri in Barcelona
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’80
- Papu Gomes rose in place of his horse in Sevilla
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’78
- Another replacement at Barça: Oscar Mingsa went down to the bench, Junior Firpo came up in his place
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’78
- Interesting substitution in Barcelona: Busquets gave way to young Ilaib Moriva
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’72
- Sevilla missed Pendel! Mingsa tripped in the box after a Sevilla outburst, the referee pointed to the penalty spot but Ocampus recorded a foul greater than 11 yards. Ter Stegen fried with a great leap read the move and caught the ball
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’68
- Oscar Mingsa saw the yellow card after he stopped running
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’67
- A terrible miss by Jordi Alba! At the end of a wonderful attack by the Catalans, Dembele raised to the field, the defender was left completely alone but shelled in a volley to the crossbar.
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’65
- Jordi Alba and Frankie de Jong exchanged passes, the ball went to Leo Messi who misjudged and bombed, but the defense blocked the flea’s attempt.
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’63
- Barcelona’s offensive substitution: Antoine Griezmann came on to replace Serginio Dest
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’62
- Lucas Ocampus returned from a long injury and came up to play in place of Oliver Torres in Sevilla
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’54
- Lofty’s third substitution – Vidal was injured and could not continue to play, Jose Navas came on
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’54
- Another replacement for the Andalusians: Marcus Aconia came out, Karim Rakik came in
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’54
- Ivan Rakitić came on for Luke de Jong in Sevilla
first half
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’43
- First real chance for Sevilla: A free kick was taken to Barça, but Ter Stegen stopped the Andalusians’ shot
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’37
- Fernando saw the first yellow card of the game
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’32
- Another winking situation for the Catalans: Messi led the ball to the left side of the extension and handed it to Busquets, the latter passing to Pedry who tried to bomb, however it went out
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’17
- Elijah Vidal tried to surprise Ter Stegen from a distance, but the German goalkeeper caught easily
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’13
- Gate! Barcelona went up to 0: 1: a quick goal by the Catalans – just what they needed. Osman Dembele held the ball inside the Sevilla pitch, stepped back, kept the ball and dropped a huge bomb for the near connections. One of the beautiful goals of the Frenchman in the uniform of the Blaugrana
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’10
- Barcelona’s great attack: Serginio Dest took control of the ball and passed to Frankie de Jong, the Dutchman took out in the direction of Sergio Busquets who bombed, but the Spaniard’s attempt was repulsed by Tomasz and Atzlik
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‘6
- First chance for Barça: Federy put a deep ball to Osman Dembele who bombed with his left foot from an extension to the near corner, but the Frenchman’s ball went over the goal
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‘1
- The referee set the game in motion!
