Barça’s 1×1 against Eintracht: naive, disappeared, overcome…

Without options in the penalty shot by Kostic, he did not reach a whiplash by Borré at 0-2, powerful but focused, and Kostic beat him again at 0-3 with a cross shot. He prevented a Lindstrom goal.

Failed ownership. He didn’t come out in the photo in the goals conceded, but he didn’t impose himself on the wing nor did he contribute anything significant in attack.

Strangely contemplative when Borré faced him at 0-2 and also to go out to Kamada in the action of 0-3. Very imprecise playing from behind, especially in the long pass. He had a chance at 0-1 that Trapp deflected and finished ‘9’ desperately.

His childish and early bird penalty to Lindstrom started the Barça debacle. Also booked in that action, he already played the rest of the game conditioned and without confidence.

He was never on defense with Knauff’s speed and skill. He joined the attack frequently, but without creating danger. He asked for a penalty in the first part from Touré.

Always with a rival on top so that Barça had to come out playing with Araujo. In defense he was invisible in Eintracht’s dizzying transitions. At least he saved the honor with a great goal at 1-3.

The only one who endured the physical combat that Eintracht posed and the one who had some imagination with the ball until the end.

Less participatory in the game than usual unfortunately for a Barça that needs him to create. He did not find the space to enjoy himself and was changed to rest due to injury.

It started as a shot, always facing N’Dicka and causing fouls, but little by little it became entangled with confusing football. However, two of his good crosses were not taken advantage of by Aubameyang.

He wasn’t fine on the two clear chances he had, one in each half after Dembélé’s services. Traded with 0-2.

Two good individual actions in the first half did not end in anything and he was replaced without finishing off the goal.

Substitute due to illness, according to what Xavi revealed, he entered with initiative after the break for Pedri and created danger when he dropped in attack.

He did not finish the plays that he started, but he helped to lock Eintracht a little more in his field in the last minutes.

His entry did not improve Mingueza and he was not forceful against Kostic at 0-3.

His presence intimidated Eintracht and created doubts in a defense that was playing very comfortably. He caused the penalty of 2-3.

He entered with 0-3 and the match ended 2-3. Something had to do with it, not only for converting the final penalty, but also for the good mentality with which he entered despite being the last change.