Barcelona approved and suspended: Lenglet and Griezmann “click” the LaLiga balloon

Ter Stegen: The only shot between the three sticks of Cádiz was the penalty taken by Álex Fernández in the 89th minute. Until then, the German goalkeeper had hardly had a job, only a few isolated center and little else.

Dest: It was from more to less. Very dynamic in the first half, with many appearances on the right wing, with very dangerous centers and combining successfully with Dembélé. After the break, he no longer had so much presence and was much less present on the field. He was replaced by Mingueza in the last minutes.

Piqué: He completed the ninety minutes, proving to be already perfectly recovered from the knee injury that has taken him out for almost three months. Solvent in all facets of the game, although it got pretty tired.

Lenglet: Wrong. The Frenchman was one of the greats signaled by the draw against Cádiz by committing an absurd penalty in the final minutes of the game. Sobrino was ahead of him and the center-back gave him an absurd kick in his attempt to clear the ball. Before this absurd action, he had a lot of trouble defending Negredo. Koeman must be waiting with crossed fingers for the return of Ronald Araújo.

Sunrise: He has not found Messi in attack for several games. Still, his match was commendable, although he was less participatory on the left wing than on other occasions. He tried a shot outside the area, but found no goal.

Sergio Busquets: One of the best. He was the player who moved the best on the field, who found better solutions when it came to continuing the game and who looked for more passes between the lines. Too bad that this time his teammates did not know how to take advantage of so much generosity in the game.

From Jong: Good defensively, especially when it comes to recovering balls and avoiding the opponent's transition, but more off in attack, where he did not know how to move comfortably in front of the large defense of Cádiz. He scored a goal, but it was just annulled.

Pedri: He caused the penalty in a rogue action and again showed his great talent when it came to moving in short spaces and looking for Leo Messi, his best partner on the field. He gave Leo a great assist, with a ball in semi vaseline, but the Argentinean sent the ball narrowly.

Dembélé: The most destabilizing, but also the most flawed of the team. The Frenchman had several heads up with the goalkeeper, sending all the balls out. It is true that in many of his plays he looked for lentils himself, but if in the end it does not end in a goal, the frustration is absolute. Koeman's such nonsense ended up despairing.

Griezmann: Every day that passes is a slap in the face for the Frenchman and for those who bet on his signing. Absolutely disconnected in the game, not only does he not contribute anything but he already directly takes things away from the team, as in Pedri's goal, which was annulled by a previous offside by the Frenchman. He's making plenty of merits to ‘suck’ the bench sine die.

Messi: He scored a penalty and was the player who tried the most times to look at Ledesma's goal, but it was evident that he did not have the day. In any case, he was the player who gave the greatest sense of danger on the field, putting the rival goalkeeper in more than one gap. As the game progressed, his face turned from concern to despair.

CHANGES:

Braithwaite: It remains anything but decisive or decisive.

Pjanic: He put strength in the medullary, although he was not very successful in a clear auction.

Trincao: This time his contribution from the right wing was insignificant.

Riqui Puig: He was very close to putting it 2-0 on the scoreboard and closing the game with a very tight shot that brushed past the squad.

Mingueza: He played the last ten minutes, providing strength and legs on the right wing.