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Undeniable champions
Ronaldinho nets his 50th goal in the league
Barcelona has done it again! For their latest game against Villareal in La Liga, Barça achieved more than 4 goals, more than a clean sheet and more than anything else, they’ve cemented their ability to score and STILL play beautiful football.
Final score: 4 – 0, Barcelona wins.
Early action
For this match, Barça sheds all her passivity and plays in an offensive formation of 433. Villareal plays it safe with the common 442 line up. The games starts with the visiting team charging forward like mad bulls (as usual). Within 2 minutes, Valdes got challenged to show his goalkeeping skills as Forlan darts near to goal. Again at the fourth minute, Valdes performs another save with a quick deflection. In the eighth minute, Barça makes the first shot on goal. Ronaldinho wins the ball and sends it to Deco who transfers the balls to Gudjohsen. But Gudjohsen was unable to convert it to goal
Access Denied
At the 15th minute, Deco tried a long pass from the opponent’s goalpost. It was the most amazing long pass and incredibly accurate for a long pass. Giuly picked up it’s trail and blasted after the ball. But alas! He was offside. Ronaldinho tried to set Gudjohnsen up for goal two minutes later but it was firmly denied by Barbosa, who IS indeed hungry. Hungry for some power goalkeeping, that is.
First blood!: Ronaldinho’s penalty kick
In the 34th minute, Gudjohsen was tripped by Cygan in the box. The referee, Lasa, awarded Barcelona a penalty kick. Ronaldinho was up to the task and he let loose a solid shot into the net. It was too much even for hungry Barbosa to handle. Later, Cygan was awarded a yellow card for unsportsmanlike behaviour. The sign Ronaldinho was making indicates that that was his fiftieth goal in the league for Barça.
‘Hand of God’ goalkeeping
A header from Gio van Bronckhorst nearly burst through to make the tally 2 – 0 before half time, but something amazing happened. Barbosa, in the effort to stave off the ball, leapt into the air and punched the ball over and beyond the crossbar. It was absolutely stunning. When I watched it, I went, “Oh. My. God.” Unfortunately, I cannot find any videos on Youtube to supplement this section, but do take my word.
Second half
The second half remained almost like the first half, but the Barcelona rhythm actually became stronger after the break. In my earlier reviews, I always lament that Barça tend to slack after the half half. Not in this match. Deco had a very near chance to score but it was dashed away by Barbosa.
Second goal: Header by Gudjohnsen
Ronaldinho had just sent the ball into the wall after a free kick. The ball sailed skywards from the impact. Meanwhile Iniesta finally was ready to get his boot into the scoring pool. He darted up and sent a shot from the right side of the field. But it was slightly offmark. Just then, Gudjohsen comes up and heads the errant ball into the net. 2 – 0.
Third goal: Scissors kick by Iniesta
Not content with his missed chance, Iniesta outdoes himself. A great cross from Zambrotta was converted to goal by Iniesta. Iniesta performs this amazing scissors kick with his right foot and the ball flew into the net, not unlike a Chinese kungfu movie. That was some neat footwork by Iniesta. This man just keep getting better match after match. This is his third consecutive goal in 3 matches.
72nd Minute Backlash
Almost in response to all the goals by Barça, Villareal steps up on the attack and attempts 4 consecutive shots on goal in one minute. In the 72nd minute Forlan tries an attempt on goal but was blocked by an alert Valdes. Barely seconds later, Marcos Senna who had assisted Forlan earlier attempted another shot on goal from the center of the box. Valdes deflects this shot quickly. But just as quick, Forlan gets up and attempts YET another shot from the left side which bounces off the post. The ball bounces off but Senna wins the ball quickly. He assists Franco who attempted a right footed shot on goal but he misses. The flurry stops only after Gudjohnsen was called to be replaced by Ezquerro.
This was the longest minute. With Villareal’s repeated surges to goal, it seem imminent that Barça would concede, but Valdes held strong. Kudos to him. Never seen him with a quicker reaction time.
Final flourish: Ronaldinho’s grand bicycle kick
This is the goal the left the entire Camp Nou waving their white handkerchiefs in solemn approval and respect for the awesome goal by Ronaldinho. Xavi, from midfield sends the ball to Ronaldinho in a long, decisive kick. Ronaldinho catches the ball with his chest. While the ball was still airborne, he swung himself around and with his right foot, performs a classy overhead bicycle kick which propelled the ball beyond Barbosa’s reach.
As a memorable touch to this very memorable goal, Ronaldinho strips off his jersey and flings it around like a lasso, all the while running and screaming around the pitch. Everyone leaps onto Ronaldinho and celebrates in a mad frenzy.
Then he was awarded a yellow card for excessive celebrations.
So…
Not much has to be said except that it was a BRILLIANT match with very little dry moments. And I didn’t know you couldn’t strip off your jersey during the match, much less know that it was a yellow card offence to do so! But it was brilliant watching this match. Precisely because the forwards were all so lively and effective today, the midfield effect wasn’t really felt in the game. Villareal’s performance was just totally eclipsed by Barcelona’s brilliant goals. Villareal, without Riquelme is a machine without it’s core. While the parts are added to make up for the missing core, the machine functions but never reaches it’s optimum capacity.
On a sidenote, the EPSN Soccernet review for this match is incredibly inaccurate and contains factual misreporting. What a disappointment and dip in standards! It mentions this:
This time Iniesta changed from provider to predator, finishing off a Deco cross with a fabulous scissor kick and thereby making up for missing a much simpler chance just minutes before.
It was not Deco that supplied the cross. It was Zambrotta. Refer to video if you doubt me.
Watch highlights on Valerie On The Ball!
What’s the point of reading reviews without being able to visualise them correctly? Valerie On The Ball is taking the next step in her match recaps and reviews. From now on, I will include videos for all goals and highlights (availability from Youtube). Currently, this is still in evolutionary phase, so patience everyone.
Source of report: Youtube, FC Barcelona, ESPN Soccernet
Controversy in Camp Nou
And finally, the long awaited Barcelona vs Zaragoza match review.
Ronaldinho finds his form again
Final score being 3 – 1, Barcelona wins.
This match would be best remembered as the match Motta got sent off, as the match Messi broke his foot, as the match Edmilson sprained his leg, as the match where right up to the ninetieth minute no one gave up trying to do the other team in.
At kickoff Zaragoza imposed themselves on the pitch. The two teams are so similiar in playing style, if not the jerseys, at 200 feet in the air, they look like a team of 22 men playing the same side. Zaragoza and Barcelona both play in the fiery, offensive style.
Zaragoza spills first blood
The first half was tame in comparison to the explosive second half. The shocker came when Zaragoza defender, Gabriel Milito displayed some amazing reflexes and scored the opening goal. It was a corner for Zaragoza. Milito positioned himself just before Valdez and behind the Barça line of defence. When the ball glanced off his head, Milito appeared to head the ball but at the last minute, let the ball drop to his left foot and he kicked it into the net past Valdez. The proximity of the point of scoring was so close, Valdez could not have reacted in time. Despite Puyol’s best efforts to haul Milito down, the goal still happened much to Valdez, Puyol and thousands of Barcelona fans’ horror.
Zapater the Bruiser
Alberto Zapater of Zaragoza had a hand in giving Iniesta a large bruise on Iniesta’s shin, causing Edmilson to sprain his leg and worst of all, clashing with Messi resulting a broken metatarsal for the Argentinian. A brief summary of The Bruiser’s major clashes:
Clashing with Iniesta
Being a midfielder, Zapater would inevitably have a clash with Iniesta. But this clash was so impactful, Iniesta was flung from the impact like a flying ricesack. He rolled quite a while before finally coming to a stop. When he got up, Iniesta looked really bewildered. While it wasn’t really yellow card worthy, this clash gives us some indicator of The Bruiser’s brute strength.
Edmilson sprains his leg
Barely seconds after his clash with Iniesta, The Bruiser barrages on and goes head on with Edmilson. Edmilson was unable to break his fall properly and landed heavily on his leg. As Iniesta was recovering from his clash with Zapater, Edmilson remained motionless on the pitch, face twisted in pain. He left the pitch on a stretcher for a few minutes before returning. Later, he was replaced with Motta who would be an instrument of the red card controversy in the second half.
Breaking Messi
In the 20th minute, Zapater delivered a rough but fair challenge to Messi for the ball. Messi lost his footing in the skirmish and fell hard on his left foot before going down as Zapater danced away with the ball. Later he sat up and tried to stand, wearing a look of utter blankess on his face. He struggled to walk for a while. Two minutes later, Messi was filmed sitting down suddenly and yanking off his left boot. He then got up and left the pitch unassisted. Giuly replaced him. Replays showed that the impact from Zapater’s challenged may have been a factor in Messi’s accident.
Later in the match, The Bruiser was awarded a yellow card for another rash challenge on Deco and possibly for all his rough play too.
Barcelona levels
15 minutes after the ghastly slipup by Barcelona, Barcelona regained her graces through Ronaldinho’s head. Yet another corner for Barcelona. As the ball came in from the distant corner, Ronaldinho leapt up and headed the ball decisively into the large gap in the Zaragoza defence. The ball actually hit the pitch just before the net and bounced hard into the net. Zaragoza was dismayed at the hole in the defence. More embarrassing for them because Ronaldinho could afford to dish some flourish as he scored the equaliser for the Catalans.
Motta and the red card controversy
In the second half, towards the seventieth minute, Motta was embroiled in a tussle with Diego Milito (not to be confused with Gabriel Milito). Motta flung an arm and hit the CHEST of Milito. But Milito was caught on camera grabbing his FACE as he rolled on the pitch like an invalid. Referee Iturralde Gonzalez sought the advice of his IDIOT linesman Rafa Carrera. According to the commentator, this Rafa Carrera (spelling may be erroneous as there are few written records about this moron) is famous for ruling situations like this without analysing or considering the factors leading up to the incident at hand. The linesman ruled the Brazilian to have caused malicious hurt to Milito for whacking his face and Motta was issued a red card. Kudos to the referee for following his garbled advice too.
The entire Barcelona team went bonkers. Puyol, Ronaldinho and Deco cornered the referee and began yelling angry words at him. Meanwhile Rijkaard left his seat and went to argue passionately with the match officials. Motta stood away from the hullabaloo and kept running his hand through his hair. Even Thuram, who was on the bench, joined in the ruckus. Replay after replay after replay in every imaginable of the incident was aired. From some angles, it did look like Motta’s hand caught Milito’s face. But in the 90% of the angles aired, Motta’s hand CLEARLY thwacked into Milito’s chest. Milito’s ceremoniously grabbing of his face was pure bullshit and bad acting to excess.
Addendum: Barcelona appealed against Thiago Motta’s red card successfully, thus he was able to start for the match against Mallorca.
Gabriel Milito gets sent off
Saviola, who came on the pitch for Gudjohnsen managed to break through the Zaragoza defence and attempted a shot on goal. Gabriel Milito went mad (literally!) and attacked Saviola, dragging him down onto the pitch. He was sent off promptly. No arguments about that.
Barcelona bares her fangs in fury…
The Catalans were obviously burning with anger over the ridiculous decision for Motta. Even the commentator was awed by the sudden ferocity in the Barça ranks as the team moved in unison to secure a resounding victory in the drawn out game. Time and again Zaragoza charged at the four defenders but the Barça defence never swayed. Even the erratic Victor Valdez saved shots that would have made Petr Cech impressed. Puyol was like a man with nothing to lose. The way he took on the oncoming Zaragoza player was jaw dropping. He literally flung himself forward and wrestled the ball away from the player. He was clearly very basal in behaviour, but Puyol has always been capable push defending to the limits. Marquez was exceptionally elegant tonight. He takes most of his kicks sideways, like a dance. Zambrotta bared his dark side as he delivered a forceful tackle on a Zaragoza player near the line. He was lucky the referee was too busy staring at other things.
Saviola was awarded a free kick in the 85th minute. As usual, Ronaldinho take the free kick. He sent the ball whistling into the air with his right foot. Just as ball looked to fly wide, it curled in a perfect arc and entered the net at the top right corner. The commentator enthused about the perfection of the free kick and said this, “And the keeper is just a spectator!“.
It was so true. Every single Barça person just burst into joy on the pitch. Ronaldinho gave a fierce embrace to Rijkaard and they were soon engulfed by the other players. Valdez was SO happy, he just flung himself on top of the pile of celebrating bodies. The pressure of the moment gave away and everyone went crazy with relief and happiness.
…and goes for the kill
In stoppage time; 5 minutes was awarded, Saviola scored the third goal for the night. As I did not watch the match live but I recorded it, my recording stopped before the stoppage time was played out, hence there will be no indepth reports on Saviola’s mighty efforts. Sorry.
All in all, Barcelona played magnificent tonight against a team well-matched to them. Zaragoza is like Barcelona only more Neanderthal. I’m glad we beat them soundly with some of Ronaldinho’s best crafted goals since his form dip. At least the injuries did not occur in vain. This match is his match.
Preview of upcoming matches
The next match against Levski Sofia is a must win or Barcelona will be in serious risk of being elimnated from the CLs at group stage. Quite a joke being title holders of the previous season. As for the upcoming La Liga matches, we’ve already played against the top four teams of the La Liga table. Safe to say, the hardest part is probably out of the way. The remaining matches should not require too much nailbiting from the Barça supporters. No one should be losing sleep over it.
Source of report: F.C. Barcelona, ESPN Soccernet: match details, ESPN Soccernet: Interview with Deco
Gunning their way through
When I saw that it was Arsenal vs Liverpool of the EPL, I had to watch it. Afterall, both Arsenal and Liverpool were once in the running for THE Club I was seeking to support. And they were neck to neck too. Those were fun days… Anyway, enough reverie. Back to present and I present the scores.
Arsenal vs Liverpool: 3 – 0
It is a score that would make any Gunners’ fan proud. And they played well too.
Steady Toure ignites trail of goals for Arsenal
The match kicked off with Liverpool playing strongly. They had an impressive defence, alert forwards and an attitude raring to go. Arsenal, on the flip, had a loose defence, sloppy midfield and overeager forwards. It did seem like the match was in Arsenal’s disadvantage due to several factors. Lehmann was out with a sore throat leaving Almunia to hold fort. Rosicky was out with an injury and substitute Flamini started.
Denied Goal #1
Van Persie kicked off the night of denied goals by handballing the first goal. From the first look, it wasn’t clear that it was a handball. When he charged up to the net, Reina suddenly ran past Van Persie screaming and gesturing. At that juncture, Van Persie had slotted the ball into the unguarded net. But the referee immediately booked him for a yellow card. I was a little baffled too and thought he was booked for dissent. But later, during the match recap at half time, the scene was replayed from a different angle and it was clear that Van Persie’s fist had propelled the ball ahead JUST before Reina dashed past him. Reina had seen it and was protesting vigorously, thus giving Van Persie the chance to ‘score’ the first goal.
Finnan’s impressive defending
At 6 minutes, another crack on goal was attempted by the Arsenal side. While it got pass Riise, it could not get past Finnan. He was SO fast… he just nipped right before the ball and send it whittling away with quick kick. I’ve never quite seen such accurate defending before. Letting the ball bounce off the body, yes. Clearing the ball, yes. Tucking the ball off with a impeccably timed kick, not quite.
Gallas saves
At the 35th minute, Mark Gonzalez attempted a shot on goal, but was foiled by an alert Gallas. For this match, Gallas would show that he was indeed one of the world’s best defenders. His performance was sorely disappointing for the past two matches I watched briefly.
Gerrard and Zenden waste chances
I felt Gerrard was a little disappointing in this match. His passes were mistimed and his shot on goal flew so widely offmark, I wondered if he even bothered to aim. Where was the man that was once declared one to be stopped if any chance at beating Liverpool was to be made? I can’t say.
At the 28th minute, Zenden had a good chance to translate the freekick to goal but misjudged the angle and it bounced off the wall. Should he had scored, it might have been a different picture for the Reds.
Denied Goal #2:
At 14 minutes, Liverpool had just managed to toss the ball over to underrated striker, Peter Crouch. Crouch seized his chance and eagerly flipped the ball into the net past Almunia. But he was ruled offside and the goal was denied. On replay, Crouch was clearly offside and there was no denying to it.
From then on it was a tight fight with little chance for goal on either side. There were several players that stood out very clearly. On the Liverpool side, Riise played for all he was worth. He defended so ferociously, it was almost like he was an attacking defender. I told Mr. X that Riise was a dangerous man. He scoffed me by saying Riise was a mere defender. I trust what I see, Riise is fearsome… He is the most fearsome defender on the field that night other than Gallas.
Arsenal goal #1
The other player that caught my notice was midfielder, Cesc Fabregas. At the 40th minute, Hleb (another remarkable player) had just won the ball from Liverpool and was steadily advancing to goal. He then sent the ball to Fabregas, who is adept at freeing himself from being tied down by his opponents (something that Messi should learn). Upon gaining the ball, Fabregas wove himself parallel to goal. He chose to deliver to straight pass to Flamini who was directly in front of the goalpost. Flamini did not disappoint, despite being very nearly offside and having Riise on his back, he scored.
I had a discussion with Mr. X on Fabregas’ seemingly risky move to pass the ball to Flamini. I likened his maneuver to what Messi did in World Cup 2006. Messi was about forty degrees behind Tevez. He could have chose to try to score or pass to Tevez. He passed to Tevez before he was swarmed by defenders from the other side and Tevez took that chance to throw the keeper offguard and scored. Mr. X said a lesser player would have tried to score on his own. I concurred.
Arsenal goal #2
In the second half, Toure took a rare chance to score a truly gorgeous goal. Van Persie had just lost his chance to score. Toure was behind him. As Van Persie was embroiled in the tangle with superman Riise, Toure took the chance to run pass the fiasco. Van Persie managed to get the ball out into the clear and Toure calmly took up his position behind the ball and sent it sedately from the midfield penalty area past Reina (who could have done better at this point). Even Toure was pleasantly surprised that he scored. His calmness was impressive. If he were more agitated, his shot goal on goal would have most likely be over the crossbar because he would have kicked it too hard.
Arsenal goal #3
Gallas, the other multi-tasking defender other than Riise. Van Persie had just returned to the ball to play from the corner. I really wonder why Gallas was at where he was. The ball came flying down onto the mad scramble in front of the goalpost. Gallas took his chance and headed the ball past the hapless Reina. It was a neat header. This instance of the defender scoring reminded me of this Barcelona match that saw Puyol scoring against Ath. Bilbao. Puyol backpedalled and scored. Both incidents left me wondering what were the defenders doing so near to goal? Either ways, it was to good effect.
Adebayor disappoints
Nearly end game, Adebayor came on for Van Persie. He had managed to run free with the ball and was one on one with Reina. He took too long to try to score and once again, superman Riise came barraging up and knocked the ball away from the indecisive Adebayor. He had a good chance to make the Arsenal goal tally to 4 but squandered it
Denied goal #3
End game, Bellamy came on. I remember Bellamy from my last Liverpool match that was against Chelsea for the FA Community Shield (Yes I know that was SO long ago but I’m not a bigtime Liverpool supporter). And I also remember Bellamy for the wrong reasons that I shall not discuss here, for it may further detract from my already unprofessional reviews. Anyway, the ball had found Bellamy was behind Reina and at the mouth of the net. He was did another nice header; after Gallas, only to be ruled offside.
Most people would say that Liverpool played poorly. But in reality, should all the denied goals; aside from the handball by Van Persie, were not ruled offside, the scores would have been different. I still think the two teams are well matched. Tonight was Arsenal’s night for teamwork and for seizing the right chances. On the other hand, Liverpool should have exploited Arsenal’s loose defence more. Almost as though to guard against Arsenal, too much emphasis was put on the Liverpool defence. Should they have played a more attacking style, I’d daresay despite the denied goals, Liverpool would not have walked away with a zero to their name.
With this match ends all hopes for Liverpool to go near the EPL title. This win is the perfect salve for the Gunners’ embarassing performance and lost to West Ham previously.
Barcelona vs Zaragoza: A preview
Well, the next match review will be for Barcelona vs Zaragoza. A brief preview here, Barcelona scored a resounding victory and once again claimed their rightful place on top of the Spanish League table. Zaragoza got whipped by Barça with 3 – 1. Ronaldinho did some great work scoring 2 goals. Up and coming Saviola scores 1. It does look like this long undermined Argentine is starting show some serious promise.
EPL Miscellany: Chelsea vs Watford and Reading vs Tottenham
Oh yea, before I forget… Chelshit had given Watford a whipping with 4 – 0. To me, Watford deserved it for playing so badly. Platypus faced Drogba scored a hat-trick… Looks like this sickening person will be on the radar for a while to come.
Reading shocked everyone by beating Tottenham with a 3 – 1. 3 – 1! What happened to the Tottenham that bested Chelsea?! I was too baffled to even see the match to fulltime. That’s why I don’t like watching EPL, you can’t never know which are the truly strong teams. Some say this adds to the fun of watching, I say this adds to the uneasiness of the supporter. Mind you, I am not say be predictable, I’m saying be consistent.
Source of report: ESPN Soccernet, TEAMtalk
A night at the penalties
(Sorry for the late review. The match was held at a crazy hour indeed!)
It was a level match with Deportivo. The final result being 1 – 1.
So the match opened with Deportivo firing all cylinders on the attack front. There was no holding back. Time again they charged at the Barcelona defense, but that night, the Barcelona defense was one to be proud of. It held firm and still. Though there were close calls, the Deportivo attacks were like bullets that finally ran out of kinetic energy. Valdes stopped them all with relative ease.
While the defense was fine… the midfield wasn’t. Unlike the previous matches against Chelsea and Real Madrid, the midfield was existent and fluid, but it was the passing that atrocious. There were far too many sloppy passes that’s way below the Barcelona standard. Iniesta led the pack of sloppy passes. We had high possession but poor retainment. Deportivo intercepted the ball easily and kept forcing their way towards their goaldpost. I was worried, it did seem like it was only a matter of time before something gave way.
Thank goodness for Lionel Messi. Though he did not score that night, his agility and quick reflexes created chances for Barça to actually bring the ball near their goalpost. In the 33rd minute, Messi sets up Ronaldinho up for goal. Ronaldinho’s aiming flew wide, but the passing was good.
35th minute, Ronaldinho was awarded a yellow card for stepping on a Deportivo guy. It was pretty ugly. Oh well, everyday in life a little shit must fly.
Then in the 37th minute, something gave. Saviola was challenged by 2 Deportivo defenders within the penalty area. He went down, winded. Poor guy was sandwiched between these 2 really muscular defenders. Earlier on, the commentator was dishing out random statistics. He said, the average Deportivo player weighed about 69kg and the average Barcelona player was just 61kg! Imagine 138kg of weight squashing you from both sides……. Owwwwww… poor Saviola.
Anyway, the referee, Medina, awarded Barcelona a penalty. There was no better chance for us to get out of this deadlock. As usual, Ronaldinho took up his position. It was the penalty that every player dreams of. Ronaldino’s penalty kick curled into the right side of the net but the keeper ducked towards the left. There was it, 1 up for Barcelona. But the celebrations were very muted. There’s an aura of sadness as everyone remembered about Puyol. Ronaldino dedicated the goal to Puyol by kissing the captain’s armband. I thought that was a very heartwarming gesture.
Then the first half drew to a close soon after.
Iniesta is the man for the second half
In the second half, the Barça rhythm was much stronger. During the 40th minute, Lopo, a Deportivo player delivered a really nice header that NEARLY converted to goal from corner… but missed. Later, Iniesta picked up and began to make himself shine. He got the ball and without hesitation kicked it straight to Messi who delivered another fine cross to Deco who VERY nearly scored. If only the ball veered to the right just a little. How nice would it be.
Towards end game, Iniesta shone again. He did some really nifty footwork from the midfield down to the goal-line. He just barraged his way through. I gasped as I thought he would definitely score. But hell, it was dashed away into confusion before long. Four defenders and he nearly won through. Even Messi would have admit that was most impressive. Saviola tried to save the chance but he lacked the finesse and that was wasted too.
The equaliser came in another penalty. Edmilson challenged someone in the penalty area and the Deportivo player went down. When Verdu took the kick, Valdes managed to save it. But Valdes should not have released the ball so soon… Deportivo had another chance and a nimble guy took the kick and it went in, despite Valdes’ best efforts. It was most disappointing for Barcelona, but we had to face facts.
Overall, it was a tense match with few ironies or drama. I felt that Barcelona probably could have done better, but probably the air of grief hanging over the Catalans was just too heavy to give light. My heart goes out to Puyol for I myself had to deal with a death not that long ago too.
Deportivo played a similar style to Chelsea minus all the trickery and cheating. It was very physical and attack orientated. Some might insist the teams were well matched, but to me, Barcelona is definitely superior but it just did not show that night. We were lucky to walk away with a draw. We still are on top of the table with 20 points and Sevilla is in second place with 18 points.
Source of report: F.C. Barcelona and ESPNSoccernet
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