Spanish League 20-21
Game board
Cycle 21 – 31/01/2021
- Valladolid
- 3 – 1
- Huesca
- Eber
- 2 – 0
- Seville
- Real Madrid
- 2 – 1
- Levante
- Valencia
- 0 – 1
- Elche
- Villarreal
- 1 – 1
- Real Sociedad
- Hattafa
- 0 – 0
- Alabs
- Cadiz
- 4 – 2
- Athletico Madrid
- Granada
- 0 – 0
- Celta de Vigo
- Barcelona
- 1 – 2
- Athletic Bilbao
- Betis
- Monday, 01/02, 22:00
- Ossona
Leo Messi, Score: 8
It must not be annoying. After the huge amount he earns was leaked, the Argentine answered on the pitch and signaled to Suarez with an outstanding free kick, while on the way he got revenge against the Basques for the Super Cup loss and dismissal
Miralem Pjanic, Score: 4
The contact was given a chance in the squad in the absence of the dismissed Busquets, but not too much passed through the Bosnian, and he missed two winking opportunities to buy his world
Leo Messi destroys Barcelona? If this is what the ruins look like, the team should say thank you to him. Against the backdrop of the star’s monstrous contract leak, the Catalans returned tonight (Sunday) to the Camp Nou after 8 away games and for the first time in 2021, avenging Athletic Bilbao on the loss in the Super Cup final with a 1-2 win that lifted them to second place at the expense of Real Madrid. The game, like all Spanish league games, was broadcast on channel ONE for yes, HOT Cellcom TV and Partner TV subscribers.
The gifted Argentine who received his first red in a Barça uniform against the Basque rival also hugely completed a private revenge with a free-kick from the films, which was his 650th goal for the team. Along the way he also signaled to Luis Suarez who scored in his own polished performance in a stationary position that he is still the boss when it comes to freedom and has risen to 12 league goals this season. Over half a billion euros of contract, 88 million euros per season (!), And still – number 10 is simply worth every euro he earns.
And was also a particularly impressive game for Barcelona. After 32 days away from home and a journey of 7,818 kilometers in the last games, the host started very well against the team that defeated it and after some misses by Messi and Antoine Griezmann, came the flea that turned to connections in the 20th minute – sixth free kick he scores against the Basques (his most against One group). Ronald Koeman’s team could have closed interest in the first half, but Bilbao kept a minimal lag.
In the second half of the match Barça came up with a little too much confidence, and Bilbao proved their ability to come back from behind again this time, when Jordi Alba was pressured by the visitors’ attack and scored an own goal in the 49th minute. Luckily for the host, Griezmann, who scored twice against the rival in the Super Cup final, did not forget to score against her, and after Mingsa’s cooking and a great offensive move by Osman Dembele, number 7 rolled into the net his sixth of the season in La Liga, which turned out to be the winning goal.
So true, Atletico Madrid is galloping to the championship and not stopping to win, but Barça recorded a fifth consecutive victory in La Liga and it seems that the ship has stabilized a bit, unlike the bitter rival Real Madrid. Koman’s team has a difficult game ahead of them against Betis away in the next round, while Bilbao, who bombed Hattafa 1: 5 in the previous round, remained in 11th place and moved away from Europe.
Half a second
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’90 +5
- The referee whistled for the end! Expensive 1: 2 to Barcelona over Bilbao
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’87
- Last host’s replacement: Dembele went down to the bench, Martin Braithwait came on
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’84
- Koeman’s defensive substitution: Griezmann went down to the bench, Clement Langela came up in his place
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’84
- Another change in the guest: Kappa went down, Inigo Lakwa went up in his place
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’84
- Substitution at Bilbao: Williams went down to the bench, Asier and Vialibra came up in his place
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’77
- Under Capa saw the yellow card
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’75
- Gate! Barcelona went up to 1: 2: the advantage returned to Blaugrana. Dembele started the move with an ingenious depth ball to Oscar Mingsa at excellent timing, the young Spanish defender passed a width to Griezmann and the Frenchman continued close to the connections
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’67
- Sergi Roberto, who is returning from a two-month injury, replaced Pjanic at Barcelona
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’66
- Another change in the Basques: Oscar de Marcos went down, Alex Branger went up in his place
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’66
- Substitution in Bilbao: Onai and Sandor gave way to Mikal and Sega
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’57
- Wow! Miralem Pjanic almost scored with a shot, but Simon saved for the corner
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’51
- Jordi Alba received a yellow card after allegations against the referee
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’49
- Gate! Bilbao equalized to 1: 1: the Catalans failed to translate the good ability and paid dearly when they absorbed. Jordi Alba did not cope well with the pressure placed on him when a ball was raised to Barça’s pitch and the defender kicked it into Ter Stegen’s goal.
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’47
- Frankie de Jong committed a foul from behind and saw the yellow card
first half
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’45 +1
- The referee whistled for the end of the first half at Camp Nou
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’45
- Barça’s wonderful attack: Frankie de Jong started with a wonderful dribble, Messi sent a message to Osman Dumble and the Frenchman bombed, but it went over the crossbar
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’42
- Fearful Albers also entered the judge’s notebook
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’33
- Raoul Garcia saw the yellow card
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’20
- Gate! Barcelona went up to 0: 1: an amazing goal by Leo Messi. The Flea spun a free-kick straight into the net, and after his good friend Luis Suarez did the same earlier, the Argentine scored with an equally beautiful performance
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’14
- Another good attack by Barcelona: Miralem Pjanic kicked hard from a distance after the ball was deflected away by the defense, Messi tried to hit the Bosnian ball into the net but it bounced only on the roof of the goal
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‘7
- Another Barça chance: Messi put a deep ball into Griezmann, but the Frenchman’s left-footed kick was blocked by Simon
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‘5
- A huge miss for Leo Messi! Antoine Griezmann put a deep ball into the flea that penetrated the field with his left foot at the speed that characterizes him, but Onai Simon went out to him, narrowed his scoring angle and made a big stop in one on one
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‘1
- The referee set the game in motion!
