Barcelona vs Valencia Result: Score 5-2

Barcelona managed to beat Valencia in the fourth week of La Liga 2019/20, Sunday (09/15/2019), early this morning. Playing in front of the Camp Nou crowd, the Blaugrana looked aggressive with a 5-2 victory.

Barca's five goals confirm their quality this season. Ansu Fati and Frenkie de Jong scored two quick goals early in the first half, before returning to Kevin Gameiro to close the first period with a score of 2-1.

However, Barca still maintain the intensity of his game in the second half. Luis Suarez and Gerard Pique created three more goals. Valencia got a consolation goal at the end of the match.

First round

The game has just begun, Barcelona immediately entered the gas. Ansu Fati, a 16-year-old prodigy, praised Frenkie de Jong's pass from the right side of the Barca attack line to fire his right foot in the left corner of the goal. Goal!

Barcelona 1-0 Valencia in the 2nd minute.

This goal proves the sharpness of Ansu Fati. He ran fast from the middle of the field, definitely getting a pass from De Jong. His shot was so difficult that he could not stop Cillessen, the former Barca goalkeeper.

Winning quickly makes Barca more aggressive. Fati and De Jong make another good combination. This time, Fati stabbed the left side, in front of Garay. He then throws a traction pass into the middle of the opponent's penalty area, which De Jong hits hard for Cillesen. Goal!

Barcelona 2-0 Valencia in the 7th minute.

In just seven minutes, Barca destroyed the Valencia defense with a combination of De Jong and Fati. This game is special, because Fati is only 16 years old and has shown extraordinary potential.

To give up two goals quickly slap Valencia. They began to find ways to deal with Barca. Even so, 15 minutes passed, Barca dominated with 73% ownership.

Valencia's resistance was not in vain. Gameiro managed to find a gap between Alba and Lenglet, then fired at Ter Stegen's goal. The party is stopped, the referee checks the VAR.

Immediately, the referee agreed to Gameiro's goal. Barcelona 2-1 Valencia in the 27th minute, a goal that could change the course of the match.

The intense start of the match had an impact on the last 15 minutes. Both teams did not create many chances towards the end of the first half. Score 2-1 to win Barca took the players to the dressing room.

Second round

Entering the second half, Valencia tried to play aggressively, but Barcelona applied the pattern of the game in the same way as the first period: starting from the bottom while dismantling the opponent's defense.

Barca games are still difficult to control. Starting from a failed Valencia corner, Arthur crosses into midfield and releases Griezmann's pass.

Griezmann's shot could be thrown by Cillesen, hitting the post and falling in front of Gerard Pique. Goal! Barcelona 3-1 Valencia in the 51st minute.

Significant changes have been observed in Valencia's tactics. They are trying to put more pressure, not just waiting to be attacked.

10 minutes later, Luis Suarez immediately changed the course of the match. In just one minute, Suarez scored a slick goal with a curling shot outside the box. Goal! Barca 4-1 Valencia.

The game is getting one direction, Barca did not relax despite winning. Valencia tries to fight, but has difficulty finding the ball to attack.

Entering the last 10 minutes, Barca hit the Valencia again. Griezmann passes the ball over the opponent's goal and sends a pass to Suarez. Cruelly, Suarez scored his second goal with a powerful shot that was directed. Barca 5-1 Valencia in the 82nd minute

The match must end with a score of 5-1 when Valencia gets a consolation goal in the 90th minute + 2. Maxi Gomez sees the Cheryshev pass breaking into Ter Stegen's goal. A goal that highlights Barca's problems at the last minute.

The goal also marks the end of the fight. A score of 5-2 closed the Camp Nou intense match.

Line-up

BARCELONA (4-3-3): Marc-André ter Stegen; Nelson Semedo, Gerard Pique, Clement Lenglet, Jordi Alba; Arthur (73 'Arturo Vidal), Sergio Busquets (c), Frenkie de Jong (70' Ivan Rakitic); Carles Perez, Antoine Griezmann, Ansu Fati (60 'Luis Suarez).

VALENCE (4-4-2): Jasper Cillessen; Daniel Wass, Ezequiel Garay, Gabriel Paulista, José Gaya; Ferran Torres (66 'Lee Kangin), Francis Coquelin, Daniel Parejo (c), Goncalo Guedes (67' Denis Cheryshev); Rodrigo Moreno (72 'Maxi Gomez), Kevin Gameiro.

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