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What a performance from Osasuna, though! They earned their point today and they remain undefeated on their return to LaLiga. For now, they're up to fourth in the table and it's Real Valladolid up next for them. Barcelona are a point and three places behind in seventh and this result now heaps pressure onto an already tough match against Valencia next Saturday.
Well, this is not the start defending champions Barcelona would have wanted in the league. They went behind for a third game in a row - a Torres volley putting the hosts in front - and never looked like getting into the game. That was until Fati came on. The 16-year-old made a major difference and marked an excellent appearance with a goal six minutes into the second half. Arthur - another substitute - also proved influential, curling a wonderful effort into the corner in the 64th minute. Could Barcelona see it out? They almost did, save for a Pique handball 10 minutes from time. And after a VAR check, Torres got his second from the penalty spot to make it 2-2.
90' + 4' FULL-TIME: OSASUNA 2-2 BARCELONA.
C. Lenglet
Yellow Card
90' + 4' Lenglet goes into the book in the final minute.
90' + 2' Arthur delivers, but it's overhit and goes harmlessly out of play for a goal-kick to Osasuna.
Moncayola
Yellow Card
90' + 1' Moncayola is shown a yellow card - Osasuna's third of the game - for impeding Arthur. Barcelona win a free-kick.
90' + 1' Barcelona can't get the ball out of their half as Osasuna come forward looking for a winner of their own, but the move breaks down and Barcelona restart with a goal-kick.
90' Each of Torres' last three LaLiga goals have come against Barcelona - two today and one in the 7-1 defeat in April 2017.
88' Perez receives a pass in behind, but he miscues his touch and Ruben is able to come off his line and claim the ball.
86' Barcelona are pushing high up the pitch searching for a winner here. But again they're struggling to create anything and Osasuna earn a goal-kick.
84' For the second game running, Barcelona have conceded twice in a match. This will be worrying for Valverde. Five goals conceded in three games is not the mark of a champion.
A. Vidal
F. de Jong
82' De Jong is taken off, with Vidal coming on to inject some battering ram energy into the Barcelona midfield.
Piqué
Yellow Card
82' Pique is shown a yellow card.
Roberto Torres
Penalty Goal
81' GOAAAL! IT'S 2-2!!! Torres grabs a brace! He sends Ter Stegen the wrong way and slots his penalty into the bottom-right corner! Game on for the final few minutes!
80' PENALTY GIVEN! There was never any doubt really, but VAR checked nonetheless. It was a penalty under the new laws, Pique at fault.
80' POTENTIAL PENALTY? Pique handles Oier's cross in the box and the referee blows his whistle - it's being checked by VAR.
78' CHANCE! Villar nearly makes an instant impact! He tests Ter Stegen with a fierce-looking right-footed shot, but the German gets across his goal and makes another save.
Juan Villar
Brandon Thomas
78' Osasuna make their final change, taking off Brandon for Villar.
77' Will Osasuna find an equaliser? Other than their goal, they haven't looked hugely threatening. Just the one shot on target for them this half, compared with Barcelona's four.
75' NEARLY! Brandon plays a pass inside to find Torres, who unleashes a shot towards the top-right corner. But Ter Stegen adjusts his position and makes the save.
73' Here comes Fati on the break, feeding Griezmann out on the left. But the Frenchman decides to slow the move down and pass backwards. There weren't any options in the box in fairness.
72' Busquets evades a challenge superbly - using his body to shield the ball - but plays a really poor pass straight back into an opponent's path. It's lucky for him that they can't create a chance from it.
Moncayola
Fran Mérida
71' Osasuna make another change, bringing on Moncayola for Merida.
70' Arthur manages to find a throughball into Griezmann, but Ruben is off his line quickly to sweep it up. It's the right idea and Griezmann seems to be making more of these runs in behind.
69' Barcelona are back defending their own penalty area at the moment, though Pique manages to clear the ball with a long pass down the pitch.
67' This has been a much better spell for Barcelona - Fati and Arthur clearly making a difference. It's not just the goals, though. Fati has offered a more direct threat on the wing - something a little different for Vidal to deal with - while Arthur passes the ball far better than Roberto and the difference has been noticeable.
Robert Ibáñez
Rubén García
65' Ruben Garcia comes off for Ibanez. It's an attacking move from Arrasate.
Carles Pérez
Assist
64' Well, Arthur's goal will steal the thunder from Perez again, but don't knock it! He's got two assists this game and has been one of the livelier Barcelona players.
Arthur
Goal
64' GOAAAL! BARCELONA LEAD 2-1! It's supersub Arthur with a wonderful finish! He receives the ball with Osasuna defenders all around him, drops his shoulder, shifts the ball onto his right to create space and curls his effort into the far corner, well out of Ruben's reach.
63' Alba's neat backheel sets Fati away out on the left and he manages to retain possession under pressure, with the ball now recycled among the defenders.
61' Fati's equaliser was the first goal Osasuna had conceded on their return to LaLiga. By this time last season in the Segunda Division, they had conceded four.
59' PEREZ FORCES A SAVE! Finally Barcelona are stirring and showing some signs of life. It's Perez with the effort - a left-footed attempt from outside the box - and it forces a save from Ruben in the top-left corner.
57' CHANCE FOR OSASUNA! Brandon receives a low cross with his back to goal, turns and attempts a left-footed shot, but it's tame and he drags it wide. Avila is shaking his head as if to say his strike partner should have passed.
55' Can Osasuna find another goal? They've been solid defensively since they went ahead, but it's been to the detriment of their pressing, which saw them score in the first place. Is there a better balance to be found perhaps?
Arthur
Rafinha
53' Rafina is next to come off, with Arthur coming on. He'll add some extra creativity to a midfield that's looked somewhat lacklustre.
53' Fati only made his Barcelona debut six days ago - and now he's scored what could become a key goal for the club! What a dream week it's been for him.
Carles Pérez
Assist
51' Perez does well to pick Fati out among the Osasuna centre-backs, but this goal is all about the teenager!
Ansu Fati
Goal
51' GOAAAAAAL! FATI EQUALISES FOR BARCELONA! The 16-year-old scores his first goal for Barcelona! It's a nice goal as well, leaping in front of Vidal to guide Perez's cross into the bottom-left corner. What a moment that is for the teenager - and what a big goal it could prove to be.
50' Osasuna break at speed, with Avila slipping Brandon in behind. The striker then plays a quick ball into Ruben Garcia, who returns the pass back to Avila - the original architect - but his touch lets him down and Barcelona recover possession. That could have developed into a chance.
48' Barcelona haven't won in three LaLiga away games, after winning 10 of their previous 12. They've drawn one and lost two. And they're at risk of making it three losses from six away games today if they can't find a route back into this.
46' KICK OFF: Barcelona - who could end the weekend six points off the lead if results go against them elsewhere - get us underway in the second half.
Ansu Fati
Nélson Semedo
46' Fati enters the action! He comes on for Semedo. This could see Roberto drop to right-back and Rafinha move into midfield to make space for Fati in the front three.
It's not as if Valverde has options on the bench either. Dembele injured his hamstring, which means Fati - the 16-year-old academy graduate - is in the squad again. Maybe he can add some energy, excitement and unpredictability in attack. Perhaps Arthur will come on for Roberto and add another creative passer to midfield. Whatever the choice, Valverde needs to find some inspiration from somehwere.
This is becoming a worrying theme for Barcelona this season - slow starts, falling behind and struggling in attack. They're one down against Osasuna and haven't created any chances of note. It's the final third where the problems arise. Their attack isn't fluid and they're clearly missing both Messi and Suarez. With Griezmann drifting into the channels, too, they're lacking a focal point. But what a half for Osasuna! Defensively sound and making the most of their chances - Torres scoring the best of them within 10 minutes.
45' + 4' Alba goes down in the box after a challenge from Vidal. He's appealing for a penalty, but the referee waves play on. It doesn't look like there was much contact at all.
45' + 4' HALF-TIME: OSASUNA 1-0 BARCELONA.
45' + 2' Into four minutes of added time in the first half and Barcelona don't look any closer to equalising. They haven't been purposeful with their possession and their moves tend to break down once they reach the last third. It's the final pass they're lacking.
45' He's okay to play on and jogs back into position next to Pique at the heart of defence. This is a defence, mind, that's conceded four goals in three LaLiga games so far this season - at least once per game!
44' Lenglet is down receiving treatment following that foul from Brandon.
Brandon Thomas
Yellow Card
43' The referee shows the fourth yellow card of the game - it's for Osasuna's Brandon after he treads on Lenglet's foot.
41' De Jong drives forward the ball forwards with purpose, but he doesn't have an option once he reaches the final third and ends up losing possession, which is not like him.
39' Vidal tries to pick out Avila with a long pass, but he's well-marked by Pique and the centre-back heads the ball away without an issue.
F. de Jong
Yellow Card
37' De Jong is the second Barcelona player to be shown a yellow card this half - they've now had the same number of bookings as shots on target! It's a bad foul he's committed, lunging at the goalscorer, Torres.
36' Vidal now plays a pass into Alba, only for the left-back to return the ball to its origin. And play is now spread to the right wing to see if there's a better opening there.
34' This has been rather uninspiring so far for Barcelona. As expected, a lot of possession, but no penetration. No one has been able to pick a key pass or send a forward in behind - it raises questions about Valverde's decision to leave Arthur on the bench.
Sergi Roberto
Yellow Card
32' Roberto is shown a yellow card - the referee thinks he was too physical during a duel.
32' Barcelona get the game restarted, De Jong retaining possession and looking to pick an opening. There doesn't seem to be one though, and he decides to pass laterally into Alba.
30' Cooling break! A chance for the players to rehydrate and the managers to pass on some feedback. Valverde certainly with more to say given the scoreline. For Jagoba Arrasate's Osasuna, it's more of the same.
28' Barcelona's task may be tougher than they think! Did you know that Osasuna are unbeaten in their last five home matches? That run comes after failing to win any of their previous 15.
26' He's up shortly after and Barcelona restart their attack looking to breakdown what's proving to be quite a stubborn Osasuna back four.
25' The referee stops play as Perez is down with an injury after a collision with Semedo. They were both challenging Avila in the air.
23' Perez tries to create something by cutting inside - beating his marker with a burst of speed - and playing a throughball into the box, but no one follows it up and the ball rolls harmlessly into Ruben's arms.
21' Barcelona are back in possession and Busquests plays a pass into Alba on the left. The left-back darts inside and fires a low cross towards Griezmann, but it's intercepted.
19' Another corner for Osasuna - their third of the game. They take it short this time, but the cross is too long and Barcelona clear. It's a poor clearance though, and Osasuna come forwards once more.
17' Barcelona are really struggling to string any sort of attacking phase together! Griezmann is the latest to try something - he spreads play wide to Alba, who has space to run into, but the move breaks down.
15' 15 minutes played here between Osasuna and Barcelona, and the visitors - the defending LaLiga champions - are yet to have a shot either on or off target!
Fran Mérida
Yellow Card
13' Some respite for Barcelona as Avila wins a free-kick inside the centre circle - from a Busquets foul - but Merida decides to argue with the referee and is shown a yellow card for his effort.
12' Rafina tries to create an opening in the left-hand channel, but again Barcelona are forced backwards by the Osasuna right-back Vidal.
11' Here come Barcelona looking to repond to going behind inside 10 minutes, but a solid press from Osasuna force them back towards their own half.
9' For the third straight game, Barcelona go behind! This surely raises some questions about Valverde's capacity to motivate his side.
Brandon Thomas
Assist
7' Brandon does well to keep the attack flowing down the far side of the pitch, shows off some tidy footwork to beat Alba, then gets his head up and picks out Torres with a perfectly-weighted cross.
Roberto Torres
Goal
7' GOOAAAAAAL! OSASUNA LEAD 1-0!!! Torres is unmarked at the back post and hits a left-footed volley back across goal and well past Ter Stegen! He hits it with such power, the keeper wasn't going to stop that!
6' The home side's pressure is paying off though, and this is the second throw they've won in Barcelona's half against Semedo. They try to get in behind and win a corner out of it.
5' Pique now with a long diagonal pass to Rafina, but Vidal is alert and steps up to head it away.
4' De Jong switches play wonderfully to Rafinha out on the left wing and he passes inside to retain possession. Barcelona are looking to set up camp in Osasuna's defensive third.
2' Osasuna have a corner early on here, but it's cleared without any trouble.
1' KICK-OFF: After a beautifully observed minute's silence for Luis Enrique's daughter, Xana, Osasuna get us started.
The teams are out and kick-off is on the way!
Will Griezmann score again today? He’s through the middle once more, looking to add to the two goals he scored against Real Betis. Well, no other player has taken more shots in LaLiga than the Frenchman’s 10, so Ruben won’t be short of work!
Four changes for Osasuna from the side that drew 0-0 with Eibar - Merida, Ruben Garcia, Sanjourjo and Brandon come in for Moncayola, Ibanez and Brasanac, while Marc Cardona drops out of the squad. Valverde sticks with the same team that beat Real Betis 5-2, with Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Ousmane Dembele all injured. A midfield three of Roberto, Busquets and De Jong means Rakitic is on the bench for the third straight game.
SUBS: Inaki Pena, Arthur, Moussa Wague, Ivan Rakitic, Samuel Umtiti, Arturo Vidal, Anssumani Fati.
BARCELONA XI (4-3-3): Marc-Andre ter Stegen; Nelson Semedo, Gerard Pique, Clement Lenglet, Jordi Alba; Sergi Roberto, Sergio Busquets; Frenkie de Jong; Carles Perez, Antoine Griezmann, Rafinha.
SUBS: Adrian Lopez, Roberto Ibanez, Sergio Herrera, Juan Villar, Facundo Roncaglia, Darko Brasanac, Jon Moncayola.
OSASUNA XI (4-4-2): Ruben Martinez; Nacho Vidal, Aridane Hernandez, David Garcia, Pervis Estupinan; Roberto Torres, Oier Sanjourjo, Fran Merida, Ruben Garcia; Chimy Avila, Brandon.
Osasuna last met Barcelona in a LaLiga fixture in the 2016-17 season - and it wasn’t pretty. They scored once and conceded 10 goals across the two games, seven of which came in one haul at the Camp Nou. They’ll be hoping for better today.
It’s been a positive start for Osasuna so far - one win and one draw since they were promoted as Segunda Division champions. In fact, they’re one point and three places above Barcelona in the table! The champions got their first points last weekend, responding to a shock defeat at Athletic Bilbao in the season opener. Nothing less than a win will do for Ernesto Valverde today.
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