Barcelona 1×1: Nico, the only light in the face of so much gloom

Ter Stegen: It begins to be anything but decisive. Any ball that goes between the three sticks ends up at the back of the net. The German goal is in a very low game moment. And if it is also not so successful with the game of feet, then turn off and let’s go.

Sergi Roberto: One begins to get the idea why the club has decided to stop its renewal. At this level he cannot continue at Barça.

Pique: Falcao made him a suit on goal. And we’re not exactly talking about a kid. But the Catalan central is not there for many stories. It begins to show that the end of his career is already near.

Eric: Correct game of the central, but in the face of so much mediocrity around him it is blurred.

Alba: The side completed a solvent game, without fanfare, but with more successes than errors. But his face of helplessness as the game progressed, made it very clear the resignation that has been implanted in the dressing room.

Sergio Busquets: He made an unforgivable mistake by letting Trejo steal his wallet, which ultimately culminated in Falcao’s goal. This failure ended up weighing down the entire game.

Nico: Spectacular. Everything did well. Too bad the other ten colleagues were on another job. Consistent, powerful, powerful, successful in the exit of the ball, with criteria when opening the field. But it is clear that if a 19-year-old boy is the best in the game, it is that we have a problem and not exactly trivial.

Coutinho: Just embarrassing. His game is a festival of absurd heels, sterile little stomping and reckless dribbling, which in most cases ended in a fumble. He completed one hundred games with Barça. He has made more than enough merits so that he does not play many more.

Dest: I would not score a goal or the rainbow. In the Classic he had a book chance, sending the ball to the second tier, and now he has had another very clear one, only in the front of the area, failing again.

When: In the end he played the 90 minutes when Koeman assured in the previous one that he was not there to play the whole game, but the confusion is such among the technicians that it is transmitted at the end on the field. The Argentine striker was missing in the first half, with hardly any notable interventions, but after the break he was more active, especially with his associations with Nico. He had two clear chances and then a muddled play that was ultimately whistled offside.

Memphis: The Dutch forward is a compendium of mistakes and successes, so it is difficult to assess his performance on the field. He missed an unforgivable penalty, having sought it out on his own, but he also gave a great assist to Dest, who again erred incomprehensibly in front of the goalkeeper.

CHANGES:

Iron: The Austrian came out a bit revolutionized and his game was not quite effective from the right wing.

Gavi: He missed a goal practically sung in the last minute of the game. But a 17-year-old boy must be applauded for his desire to do things and be the protagonist.

Luke: He had a great chance, but his volley at the goalkeeper’s false start ended up outside.