Champions League – Group C – Barça frustrated by Inter (3-3), bad deal for the Catalans – Eurosport FR

FC Barcelona moves away from the round of 16. This Wednesday evening, Barça had to settle for a spectacular draw against Inter Milan (3-3), during the fourth day of the group stage of the Champions League. At Camp Nou, Ousmane Dembélé (40th) and Robert Lewandowski (82nd, 90th + 2) allowed their people to keep hope. Opposite, Nicolo Barella (50th), Lautaro Martinez (63rd) and Robin Gosens (89th) made misery for the Blaugrana defense. In the Group C standings, the Interists are second with seven points, while Xavi’s men remain third, with only four small units. Barca can thank Robert Lewandowski. The Polish striker was not really successful during the first 80 minutes of play, with only an attempt saved by Henrikh Mkhitaryan on his line (9th), before colliding with André Onana (72nd). But the former Bayern center-forward then woke up. After a first goal canceled for an offside position (71st), Lewandowski managed to equalize for the first time, from the left (82nd, 2-2). Before, in additional time, to do it again, with a very good header (90th + 2, 3-3). To bring his total to five goals, this season, in C1, like a certain Erling Haaland. Champions League “Twilight”: Piqué, a shipwreck in worldview2 HOURS AGOBarça fired 25 timesBefore him, it was Ousmane Dembélé who then distinguished himself. The French world champion, who managed to frame more than once (26th, 68th), had even opened the scoring, at close range (40th, 1-0). The Habs scored their third goal for Barcelona this season in all competitions (12 matches), one more than in all of last season (two in 32 matches). The regrets will necessarily be on the side of the Blaugrana, who monopolized the ball (62% possession) and who especially multiplied the strikes (25). But the Inter goalkeeper has greatly helped to preserve this more than precious point, as also against Sergi Roberto (30th), Pedri (40th, 58th) or even Ansu Fati (69th). His attackers, meanwhile, were able to take advantage of the opposing defensive mistakes. Like when Gérard Piqué covered Nicolo Barella, author of a first equalizer, with a strike from the left (50th, 1-1). The Italian is only the second Inter player to score an away Champions League goal against Barcelona in six games, after Lautaro Martínez on October 2, 2019. The Argentinian, precisely, dangerous a first times (57th), put in the wind an Eric Garcia far too wait-and-see before finding, in turn, the fault, after touching the two posts (63rd, 1-2). Gosens could have given the victory to the InterFinally, at the very end of the game, it was Robin Gosens, who took advantage of a caviar from Martinez, to also participate in the party (89th, 2-3), before missing the hold up (90th + 7). Inter’s chances were fewer, but Marc-André ter Stegen was decisive on many occasions, also against Mkhitaryan (25th), Denzel Dumfries (28th), Hakan Çalhanoglu (56th) and Kristjan Asllani (90th+4). As for the crossbar, it repelled an attempt by Edin Dzeko (17th). Inter Milan will therefore be satisfied with this result, especially since qualification remains more than ever on track. For its part, leader of La Liga, Barça is still struggling in the Champions League. On the verge of elimination throughout the match, the Catalan club will have a lot to do for its next European meeting, with the reception of Bayern Munich, Wednesday 26 (9 p.m.). Inter at home, you don’t deserve to qualify”12 HOURS AGOLa Liga15 years later: Asensio and the end of the non-aggression pact?19 HOURS AGO