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Lionel Messi

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Lionel Messi
Luis Suarez, Arturo Vidal, Osumane Dembele and Lionel Messi- all get on the scoresheet as Barcelona score four past Sevilla on in their LaLiga clash on Monday.
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Ernesto Valverde made a few changes to the startng lineup as Sergio Busquets and their €120 million signing Antoine Griezmann were benched. Barcelona opened the scoring in the 19th minute with a spectacular goal from Luis Suarez.
Soon after, Arturo Vidal have finishing touvh to a sublime passing move to score the second goal and Dembele scored a solo effort to put Barcelona 3-0 up after 35 minutes.
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? El momento
? @LuisSuarez9 pic.twitter.com/zHPipANDxd— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona_es) October 6, 2019
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Could yesterday be more perfect?
– Suarez wonder goal.
– Dembele crochet goal.
– Messi freekick goal.
– Arthur 2 assists.
– Ter Stegen clean sheet.
– 4-0 win at home. pic.twitter.com/sTLFAIp4jd— Diehard Cule (@TheBarcaAddict) October 7, 2019
OF COURSE Messi waited for Sevilla to score his first goal of the season.
That was his 37th goal in 38 games against his favorite opponent. ? pic.twitter.com/tS9VyMvV8k
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) October 7, 2019
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This pic defines it all#Messi #Freekick pic.twitter.com/Q4WdCAMuKs
— Nishchal Srivastava (@NishchalSriva12) October 8, 2019
?[AS] | Lionel Messi closes in on Pelé’s historic haul.
? His free-kick against Sevilla on Sunday has left the Barcelona star just 39 goals off Pelé’s total of 643 for Santos. pic.twitter.com/XNe1169VgD
— BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) October 8, 2019
Messi opened his scoring account of this season with one of his specialties: the free kick. Against Sevilla, the Argentine scored his 43rd goal from a free kick with Barcelona. There truly is no stopping him. [sport] pic.twitter.com/z6rZ4BMpdk
— barcacentre (@barcacentre) October 8, 2019
Barceolna, who seemed to have a perfect match till then, were shown two red cards towards the end in a space of just about a minute to end the match with nine men. While debutant Ronald Araujo could live his dream for just 14 minutes before being sent off for a rash challenge, Dembele, 60 seconds later, was sent off for dissent towards the referee.
Manager Ernesto Valverde, speaking about the red cards after the match said: “The referee will have his opinion on the situation, and he is entitled to his views. However, I am not so sure the decisions were correct in a clean game. Araujo’s sending off did not seem to be a red card, but I am not neutral in this.”
”As for Dembele, I was surprised to see him sent off for making a comment to the referee. I don’t think it would have been a long comment made by him. Even I find it difficult to communicate to Dembele in Spanish, so I am surprised that he made a comment to the referee.”
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