Rating after each game: Lewandowski 9 points, Yamal and Rashford 7 points, De Jong and Kubasi 6 points

November 10th: Barcelona defeated Celta Vigo 4-2 in an away game thanks to the outstanding performance of Lewandowski who scored a hat trick. "Daily Sports" commented on this game and rated the Barcelona players.

The Polish striker once again became a decisive figure after returning to the starting lineup. Flick's team struggled in the first half, with frequent confusion and hesitation during the ball-playing phase.

In the second half, we saw a more familiar Barcelona. They were loyal to their own style and had stronger control over the game. Rashford played his best performance on the wing since joining, while Frenkie de Jong gradually became the metronome of the team.

Player rating:

Wojciech Szczesny, goalkeeper, 4 points

Poor performance

Although the workload was not heavy in the second half, he hesitated in his attack and made another mistake when Celta Vigo scored the first goal. In the second half, the protection of the defense prevented him from being tested by shooting again.

Alejandro Balde, guard, 5 points

Exposed shortcomings

The defensive end seems a bit tame, but he has significantly improved on the offensive end, providing great support for Rashford and making more contributions. Open low and go high.

Paulo Cubasi, defender, 6 points

Getting better

Although he appeared on the offside line causing an offside error in Celta's first goal, his level improved significantly in the second half, forming a solid and balanced central defender partnership with Araujo.

Ronald Araujo, guard, 6 points

Improved

Like Kubasi, his performance improved significantly in the second half. Shows confidence when stealing the ball, presses quickly and assumes the role of sweeper, bringing better balance to the backcourt.

Eric Garcia, guard, 6 points

Click and clean

showed stability and made it clear to Flick that although this is not his natural position, he is more than capable of it.

Frenkie de Jong, midfielder, 6 points

A different person

After a disastrous first half, he took over the game, redefined Barcelona's tactical proposition and allowed the team to play to its strengths. It was completely two faces in the first and second half. He was eventually sent off for stamping on Aspas.

Dani Olmo, midfielder, 6 points

Solid and reliable

An unexpected start due to Casado feeling unwell in training, he showed some technical details and tried to play the role of a link between the forwards, although not always successfully. He had a clear scoring chance before halftime.

Fermin Lopez, midfielder, 6 points

Go all out

He proved that he can play a decisive role in a team victory without showing off his skills. He serves the team with great dedication. His invisible work sustains the team and makes a difference.

Marcus Rashford, forward, 7 points

Vital

Although the finishing kick is not accurate enough, it can be seen today that he can also become an excellent assister. He helped the team in this regard and finished the game with two assists.

Robert Lewandowski, forward, 9 points

The deadly killer

made a dream return to the starting lineup. Completed a stunning hat-trick and made it clear to Hansi Flick that no matter how many questions there are about his form or age, the Pole always responds on the pitch. It only takes a few chances for him to change the tide of battle.

Lamin Yamal, forward, 7 points

Ruthless

He didn't get as much of the ball as he did against Brugge in the last game. But he's so good that he only needs a few chances to become a decisive figure. He scored 2-3 and hit the post once when he could have scored 2-5.

Andreas Christensen, guard, 5 points

No performance

The playing time was very short and he had to leave the court due to a collision.

Herald Martin, guard, 5 points

Helped

successfully restricted Brian Zaragoza, who always caused trouble, but lacked time and space to advance forward on the left.

Ferran Torres, forward, 5 points

Wits and flexibility

In the limited playing time, he provided contact points through flexible running, handled the ball with judgment, and intelligently helped maintain the victory.

Mark Bernal, midfielder, not rated

Only came on the scene at the end of the game and did not even have time to touch the ball. He will play an important role in the next game with Frenkie de Jong suspended and Casado unfit.