Barcelona Continues to Falter

Barcelona came out of nowhere, swinging at home by luring them at home to Cadiz (1-1), on Sunday, in the 24th round of the Spanish League.

The Catalan group took the lead with a goal by Argentine Lionel Messi from the penalty spot in the 32nd minute, while Cadiz leveled the score with a goal scored by Alex Fernandez in the 89th minute.

With this result, Barcelona strengthened its essence in third place by reaching the 47th point, while Cadiz reached 25 points and rose to 14th.

Barcelona were completely doomed from the start, but appeared in the main opportunity 10 minutes after a free kick by Messi, with goalkeeper Lydisma on the post.

Griezmann missed the opportunity to advance with a first goal after a cross-match header, but passed the crossbar.

Lidisma again remained in front of Messi, who made him take on him, but the Cadiz goalkeeper prevented him from reaching the net.

With the emergence of the 31st moment, the referee gave Barcelona an extra chance after a mistake by Isaac Karslin. Messi got it and pushed it effectively, scoring his group goal.

Dembele almost added the second goal of the Catalan group after getting a fatal pass into the penalty area, but ended the attack strangely, to go in the possession of Ledesma.

Cadiz was close to equalizing from the main opportunity with Ter Stegen's goal, but Carceline neglected to make the cross pass, as the ball hit his body and passed close to the post.

De Jong had the option to upgrade the landowners' lead with a subsequent goal, but the assistant referee showed the Dutchman was offside, to drop the goal.