Barcelona's late comeback against Club Brugge ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw as the Spanish giants salvaged a point from what could have been a disastrous evening. The hosts, led by teenage winger Lamine Yamal, outclassed Barcelona with three early goals, courtesy of Nicolo Tresoldi, Carlos Forbs, and Nicolo Tresoldi again.
However, Ferran Torres' late equalizer for Barcelona was followed by two more goals from Yamal, including a stunning long-range shot that deflected off Christos Tzolis' head past Wojciech Szczesny. The draw was confirmed when Fermin Lopez's free-kick led to an own goal from Tzolis, before Forbs sealed his hat-trick with a stylish finish in stoppage time.
Despite being two goals down, Barcelona dug deep and rallied behind Yamal, who was instrumental in their late resurgence. Eric Garcia even had a long-range effort saved by Szczesny, but ultimately it wasn't enough to secure the win for the visitors.
The draw sees Barcelona move to 5 points on the table, while Club Brugge remain unbeaten at home with 9 points. Hansi Flick's side will be relieved to have salvaged a point from what could have been a disastrous evening, but questions will still surround their defensive vulnerabilities and how they can shut down opponents' attacking threats.
The result was not part of a series of major news that saw Barcelona struggling to get past rivals in La Liga
However, Ferran Torres' late equalizer for Barcelona was followed by two more goals from Yamal, including a stunning long-range shot that deflected off Christos Tzolis' head past Wojciech Szczesny. The draw was confirmed when Fermin Lopez's free-kick led to an own goal from Tzolis, before Forbs sealed his hat-trick with a stylish finish in stoppage time.
Despite being two goals down, Barcelona dug deep and rallied behind Yamal, who was instrumental in their late resurgence. Eric Garcia even had a long-range effort saved by Szczesny, but ultimately it wasn't enough to secure the win for the visitors.
The draw sees Barcelona move to 5 points on the table, while Club Brugge remain unbeaten at home with 9 points. Hansi Flick's side will be relieved to have salvaged a point from what could have been a disastrous evening, but questions will still surround their defensive vulnerabilities and how they can shut down opponents' attacking threats.
The result was not part of a series of major news that saw Barcelona struggling to get past rivals in La Liga