Barcelona - Valencia: Messi opened fire & tragedy of the "King" (Video, football results Barcelona - Valencia, King's Cup finals) The defending champion Barcelona experienced a difficult match even though Messi "fired".
With the goal of completing the trophy double, Barcelona immediately rushed to the opponent's field immediately after the opening whistle.
However, Valencia seems to have anticipated the opponent to attack from the beginning so the stance is very solid. Almost Messi and his teammates are paralyzed in front of the wall solidifying goal keeper Jaume.
In the midst of a stalemate, Barcelona suddenly struck a "injured code" in the 21st minute. After the ball was stuffed into the penalty area, Kevin Gameiro tricked himself into a defender and hit a shot like a hammer, opening the score. match.
Headed ahead, Barcelona rushed up and continued to hit. This time it was Rodrigo's turn to hit the unstoppable head of the earth, helping "bats" to double the gap. When the first half drifted to the last minute, Lionel Messi played full of effort but could not bring in a goal for Barcelona.
Entering the second half, Coach Garcia Toral decided to build a "bus" in the yard. This makes Barcelona's braking phase not effective. It was not until 73 minutes that Messi could help Catalunya's team shorten the gap with the approach.
When the match goes back to injury time, Valencia has dozens of chances to finish the match but the Guedes midfielder is wasted. In the other afternoon, Barcelona could not take advantage of some of the final situations of the match.
Losing in the final 1-2, Messi and his teammates officially became former kings in the King's Cup. While Valencia had the eighth place on the throne.
Final: Barcelona 1-2 Valencia (1st half: 0-2)
Scored
Barcelona: Lionel Messi (73 ')
Valencia: Kevin Gameiro (21 '), Rodrigo (33')
Squad
Barcelona: Cillessen, Semedo, Pique, Lenglet, Jordi Alba, Busquets, Rakitic, Sergi Roberto, Arthur, Coutinho, Messi
Valencia: Jaume, Wass, Garay, Gabriel Paulista, Gayá, Soler, Coquelin, Parejo, Guedes, Rodrigo, Moreno, Gameiro
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