Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Barça wins Catalan Super Cup

Last wednesday, Barcelona won the Catalan Super Cap played against city rivals Espanyol, the game ended with a draw and finished on penalties with a score of 4-2.

Barça wins Catalan Super Cup

Both teams scored only once during the 90 minutes, with Gerard Piqué scoring the first one for Barcelona and Arbilla making the one for Espanyol.

This was the first Catalan Super Cup played at Estadi Montilivi in Girona, and there, Luis Enrique put on the pitch 9 players from the first team, showing that he took this game very seriously. For Barcelona, Pedro was wearing the captain armband.

Barça wins Catalan Super Cup

Luis Suarez was the indicated to led the attack for Barcelona and he had the first chance to score of the evening after just 8 minutes thanks to a cross from Sergio Roberto

Masip showed through out the game that he was worth of the first team with a great not to one when facing Espanyols left back Victor Alvarez.

The first half of the game was clearly dominated for the members of Barça team but they were unable to add more goals to the scoreboard. It was in the second half when Arbila was able to draw the match with just five minutes played, after a free kick that stormed into the top corner of the net.

Barça wins Catalan Super Cup

The scary penalty shots arrived after 90 minutes of game and Xavi, Grimaldi, Halilovic and Rakitic were able to score for Barcelona and Sandro missed the show, for Español, Victor Sanchez and Jordan found the net while Arbilla and Abraham missed their respective penalty shots.

This is the first time that the Catalan Super Cup has been resolved in the penalty shots as they used to be a tournament which included smaller times, but now, with the number of matches for both big teams, it ended up being a one-off final between Barça and their neighbors Espanyol.

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