La Liga
Osasuna
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Goal (Assist: R. Moro)
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Penalty Goal
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Goal (Assist: A. Catena)
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Celta Vigo 3-4-3 Claudio Giraldez
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20
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32
5
6
16
17
23
7
8
Starters
- 13 Ionuț Radu
- 20 Marcos Alonso
- 2 Carl Starfelt
- 32 Javi Rodríguez
- 5 Sergio Carreira
- 6 Ilaix Moriba
- 16 Miguel Román
- 17 Javier Rueda
- 23 Hugo Álvarez
- 7 Borja Iglesias
- 8 Fer López
Substitutes
1 Iván Villar
3 Óscar Mingueza
9 Ferran Jutglà
10 Iago Aspas
12 Manu Fernández- 15 Matías Vecino
18 Pablo Durán
19 Williot Swedberg
21 Mihailo Ristić
24 Carlos Domínguez
29 Yoel Lago
39 Jones El-Abdellaoui
Osasuna 4-2-3-1 Alessio Lisci
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14
18
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21
17
Starters
- 1 Sergio Herrera
- 20 Javi Galán
- 22 Flavien Boyomo
- 24 Alejandro Catena
- 19 Valentin Rosier
- 8 Iker Muñoz
- 14 Rubén García
- 18 Raúl Moro
- 10 Aimar Oroz
- 21 Victor Muñoz
- 17 Ante Budimir
Substitutes
3 Juan Cruz
5 Jorge Herrando
9 Raúl García de Haro- 11 Kike Barja
13 Aitor Fernández
16 Moi Gómez
23 Abel Bretones
29 Asier Osambela- 41 Iñigo Arguibide
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Match Statistics
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3 Shots on Goal 1
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7 Shots off Goal 0
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13 Total Shots 6
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3 Blocked Shots 5
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9 Shots insidebox 4
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4 Shots outsidebox 2
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7 Fouls 11
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5 Corner Kicks 2
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0 Offsides 1
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52% Ball Possession 48%
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1 Yellow Cards 1
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0 Red Cards 0
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0 Goalkeeper Saves 2
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400 Total passes 366
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363 Passes accurate 329
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91% Passes % 90%
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1.87 expected_goals 0.21
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0 goals_prevented 0
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Barcelona Player Ratings
GK: Joan García—8.0
The goalkeeper had a peaceful evening, scarcely being tested by the opposition. He dealt with the two attempts on target with assurance and competence.
RB: Jules Koundé—7.8
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CB: Pau Cubarsí—7.4
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CB: Gerard Martín—7.9
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LB: Alejandro Balde—7.8
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DM: Eric García—7.5
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CM: Pedri—8.5
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AM: Raphinha—9.0
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RW: Lamine Yamal—8.2
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ST: Ferran Torres—6.5
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LW: Marcus Rashford—7.6
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