Ronald Koeman led Barcelona team were in action today in their 6th league game of the Spanish La Liga Santander against Levante at the Camp Nou.
The Catalan giant were very decisive and dominant in the show of the day as they outclassed the visitor, and as such get back to winning ways after their last disappointing back-to-back draws where they lost four points against Granada and Cadiz.
The host in the game opened the scoring sheet via penalty as Memphis Depay put the ball away from the spot in the 6th minute to make it one nil, before Luuk de Jong doubled the lead for the Los Blaugrana in the 14th minute to make it two goals to nil going into the half time break.
The tempo of the game got more tensed up in the second half as they both put up some physical, tactical and technical displays but none was able to found the back of the net until the 91st minute when Ansu Fati extended the lead for his side to make it three goals to nil at full time.
The win for Barcelona in the game has now taken them to the 5th spot on the table with 12 points in 6 games played and as such be hoping to keep the winning streaks going in their next fixture, so as to continue their pursuit in the competition.
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