Goals from João Félix, Robert Lewandowski and Fermin Lopez saw Barcelona collect a comfortable win away at Atletico Madrid in La Liga. The win brought a run of 25 unbeaten matches for Atleti at the Metropolitano to an end. The result leaves Barca in second, eight points off league leaders Real Madrid. Atletico Madrid are in fifth spot, a further nine points back.
Cheap Joao Felix Women Football Jersey came back to haunt his parent club sliding home the opening goal as Barcelona recorded a 3-0 win at Atletico Madrid.
The Portuguese forward was only making his fifth start of the season on loan at Barcelona but took his 39th minute chance well.
Barcelona had started the game slowly before clicking into gear despite boss Xavi being sent off after expressing his anger at the officials.
Just two minutes into the second half Inexpensive Robert Lewandowski Kids Football Jersey Kit doubled Barcelona’s lead with a fine finish from a tight angle.
The experienced Polish striker then turned playmaker providing a perfect cross for Fermin Lopez to complete the win.
After losing their unbeaten home league record it got worse for Atletico in the final minutes when Cheap Nahuel Molina Women Football Jersey brought down Vitor Roque and was shown red.
Barcelona are still eight points behind leaders Real Madrid, while Atletico sit a point outside the top four Champions League positions.
Talking Point – Joao Felix has uncertain future after facing hostile reception
After spending last season on loan at Chelsea, the 24-year-old attacker was unable to get a permanent move away from Atletico Madrid in the summer.
Barcelona took him on loan but the Portuguese star has been largely left on the bench. After scoring the winner against Atletico in the reverse fixture, Felix was started against his parent club and netted the opener.
However, the home fans made their ill feelings very clear towards their star throughout the match.
Player of the match - Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona)
With several youngsters filling in for injured stars Barcelona needed an experienced head to guide them through a potential difficult tie at Atletico Madrid.
The experienced forward provided assists for two goals and scored the other during an impressive showing.
The former Bayern Munich star netted a key second goal just minutes into the second half steering the ball home from a tight angle.
Player ratings
Atletico Madrid: Oblak 7, Molina 5, Savic 5, Witsel 6, Mandava 6, Lino 6, Llorente 6, Barrios 5, de Paul 6, Morata 6, Riquelme 7. Subs: Correa 6, Depay 6, Griezmann 6, Koke 6, Niguez 6,
Barcelona: Stegen 8, Kounde 7, Araujo 7, Cubarsi 7, Fort 7, Gundogan 6, Roberto 6, Lopez 7, Raphinha 7, Lewandowski 9, Joao Felix 7. Subs: Martinez 6, Cassado 6, Romeu 6, Roque 7, Yamal 6
Match Highlights
39 – Goal! Atletico Madrid 0 Barcelona 1 (Joao Felix)
Felix turns the ball home against his parent club to put Barcelona ahead finishing off a fine move.
Gundogan charges towards the box before finding Lewandowski unmarked who takes a touch and decides not to shoot instead finding Felix to score.
42 – Xavi sees red
Referee Jose Sanchez stops the game showing the Barcelona boss a red card for something he has said towards the official. He’s not happy as he walks down the tunnel.
47 – Goal! Atletico Madrid 0 Barcelona 2 (Lewandowski)
Barcelona win the ball high up the pitch before Raphinha finds Lewandowski who despite falling backwards at a tight angle fires the ball home.
53 – Ter Stegen makes fine save
Barcelona goalkeeper Ter Stegen is forced into a fine save down low to deny Llorente’s powerful effort. The rebound finds Depay in an off-side position.
65 - Goal! Atletico Madrid 0 Barcelona 3 (Lopez)
Lopez heads home free inside the box to seal the three points.
Kounde started the move charging forward before finding Lewandowski whose whipped cross is perfect for the unmarked Lopez who powers his header home.
86 – Niguez should score
Atletico should have a goal back as a ball across the face of the Barcelona goal drops to Niquez who puts his effort wide with the goal at his mercy.
90+3 – Molina is shown red
Vitor Roque beats the off-side trap and is chased down by Molina who then takes him down on the edge of the box.
Despite coach Xavi being sent off after expressing anger at the referee, Barcelona slowly got into gear after the opening period, with experienced Robert Lewandowski transforming into a playmaker in a comfortable win away at Atletico Madrid in La Liga Team. The win ended Atletico's 25-match unbeaten run at the Metropolitano but leaves Barcelona eight points behind leaders Real Madrid and one point behind the Champions League's top four.
