Osasuna vs Barcelona: Barca Fail to Win, Ansu Fati Makes History

Ansu Fati's name returned to the spotlight after he managed to score a goal in the Osasuna vs Barcelona party, Saturday (31/8). Despite scoring one goal, Ansu Fati failed to bring Barcelona to victory because the match ended with a score of 2-2.

Appearing as a superior team, Barcelona immediately pressed Osasuna's defense. However, the first goal actually belonged to the home team after Roberto Torres volley kick secured by Marc-Andre ter Stegen in the 7th minute.

Disadvantaged, Barcelona again pressed Osasuna's defense. However, the brilliant performances of Aridane and David Garcia in the first half made Frenkie de Jong et al yet to score an equalizing goal.

Osasuna itself is also not without opportunities. They are able to occasionally provide threats through quick counterattacks. However, they also failed to increase the coffers of his goal. Torres's goal was the only difference between the two teams in the first half.

In the second half, Barcelona were left behind immediately locked up the visitors' defense. In the 51st minute, substitute Ansu Fati equalized after maximizing Carles Perez's pass.

Not only managed to equalize, this goal also made Ansu Fati successfully listed his name in the history book LaLiga. He became the youngest player to score in the LaLiga party.

After goals from Fati, Azulgrana increasingly aggressively in building attacks. Efforts from the visitors finally paid off in the 64th minute. This time, it was Arthur Melo's kick that failed to be countered by Ruben Martinez.

Disadvantaged, Osasuna's turn to press the visitors' defense. In the 81st minute, Osasuna finally managed to equalize after Torres's penalty kick managed to fool Ter Stegen.

In the remaining time of the match, the two teams buy and sell attacks. However, no additional goals are created. The result of this match is the second time Barcelona have failed to win three LaLiga parties this season.
OSASUNA VS BARCELONA PLAYERS:

Osasuna: 13-Ruben Martinez; 2-Nacho Vidal, 23-Aridane, 5-David Garcia, 30-Pervis Estupinan; 10-Roberto Torres, 6-Oier, 8-Fran Merida (37-Jon Moncayola 71 ′), 14-Ruben Garcia (17-Robert Ibanez 65 ′); 9-Ezequiel Avila, 11-Brandon Thomas (18-Juan Villar 78 ′)

Coach: Jagoba Arrasate
Barcelona: 1-Marc-Andre ter Stegen; 2-Nelson Semedo (31-Ansu Fati 46 ′), 3-Gerard Pique, 15-Clement Lenglet, 18-Jordi Alba; 20-Sergi Roberto, 5-Sergio Busquets, 21-Frenkie de Jong (23-Arturo Vidal 81 ′); 27-Carles Perez, 17-Antoine Griezmann, 12-Rafinha Alcantara (8-Arthur 53 ′)
Coach: Ernesto Valverde

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