Net: Little work for the Brazilian goalkeeper, although he ended up conceding three goals, all of them from Morata, but all three canceled for offside. He was precise when it came to getting the ball out.
Sergi Roberto: Remarkable game of the youth squad, who always knew how to cover his back and seek the attack, combining with a very active Dembélé. With matches like this, the competition with Dest promises to be exciting.
Araújo: He could only play the first 45 minutes due to a thigh injury in his right leg. During that time, he knew how to dry Morata, who was impelled by the forcefulness of the Uruguayan central defender. He has shown Koeman that he has plenty of wickers to be the team's third center-back. This Thursday they will do tests to know the extent of the injury.
Lenglet: Imperial. A game to watch over and over again in football schools looking for how a center-back should play and how to position himself on the field. His ability to get the ball neat from his area is simply masterful.
Sunrise: Superlative in all facets. In the defensive game he knew how to cover his band with criteria, and in the offensive phase, he displayed all his virtues, especially when combining with Pedri on the left wing.
Pjanic: He started a bit hesitant, giving away a ball in a dangerous area. But little by little he was removing the cobwebs from his body and began to move the team with ease, seeking to break lines with his passes.
De Jong: The word versatility is too small for him. He played the first half as a pivot and the second half as a center-back, having to cover Araújo's loss. It more than fulfilled both facets.
Dembélé: We haven't seen the French winger at this level for a long time and we are pleased about it. He fell down the right wing, playing practically in the lime and opening the field a lot. He drove Danilo crazy and also scored a great goal, albeit with some luck, as the rival deflected the ball enough to draw a parable that sneaked through the entire squad. He lost very few balls and this time he was not obsessed with breaking inside. He was substituted in the 65th minute. At this level, Ousmane can become essential in Koeman's eleven.
Messi: The Argentine star completed a very serious game, with two very great occasions, which went away by millimeters, and offering a lot of offensive muscle, thanks to his combinations and walls on a grass slab. He scored from a penalty, but the news is that Messi was seen enjoying himself on the field and that is the first step for him to continue for many years at the club.
Pedri: That a 17-year-old boy is capable of making such a monument to football, in a stadium like Juventus, already says a lot about the budding talent that Barcelona has in the squad. The canary humiliated Cuadrado, starting from the left wing, drawing stratospheric plays, with roulette included. If we all hallucinate with Fati, with Pedri we can go directly crazy.
Griezmann: The Frenchman played a false 9. In the first outlines of the game he had a great opportunity, finishing off the post after a forceful left-footed shot. Then he gave a great assist to Messi on the heel, who wasted the crack. And he even returned to finish off the strain of the post on another occasion. But with all this, the international still lacks something to finish curdling in the Blaugrana puzzle.
CHANGES:
Sergio Busquets: Serious game, always knowing how to move the team and mark the time of the game.
Ansu Fati: This kid is even generous. He had a one-on-one with the goalkeeper and wanted to give Braithwaite the sung goal, missing the pass. And he is a good player and a good person.
Junior: Played ahead on the left wing.
Braithwaite: He was close to scoring after a pass as generous as it was faulty from Fati.