Barcelona Player Ratings vs Atlético Madrid – Who Stood Out in Copa del Rey Comeback Win?
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FC Barcelona produced a dominant performance in their 3–0 victory over Atlético Madrid in the Copa del Rey semi‑final second leg, but it wasn’t enough to overturn the first‑leg deficit as Atlético advanced 4–3 on aggregate.
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Despite the elimination, several Barcelona players impressed with their individual performances. Here’s a detailed look at how each player fared on the night.
Read our full match report from Barcelona 3–0 Atlético Madrid – Match Report
Starting XI Player Ratings
Joan García – 7.5/10
García had a solid night between the posts, making a few important saves and keeping a clean sheet in a high‑pressure game for Barcelona.
Pau Cubarsí – 8/10
Cubarsí was strong defensively and comfortable on the ball, making crucial interventions when needed to keep Atlético from scoring on the night.
Gerard Martín – 7.5/10
The Spaniard put in a composed defensive display and contributed to Barcelona’s ability to control the game’s rhythm.
João Cancelo – 9/10
A standout performer, Cancelo was superb in both attack and defense. His excellent assist for Marc Bernal’s second goal showcased his quality and influence.
Marc Bernal – 9.5/10 (Man of the Match)
Bernal was undoubtedly the hero of the night, scoring a brace that brought Barcelona back into contention. His movement, composure, and finishing were exceptional.
Pedri – 9/10
Controlled the midfield with elegance and intelligence, dictating play and helping Barcelona dominate possessio
Lamine Yamal – 9/10
One of Barcelona’s brightest performers, Yamal caused constant problems with his dribbling and creativity. He also provided the assist for the opening goal.
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Fermín López – 7/10
Worked hard throughout the match, showing great intensity and defensive contribution, though his attacking influence was limited.
Raphinha – 7.5/10
Earned his rating through perseverance and calmness from the penalty spot — a key moment in keeping Barcelona’s hopes alive during the match.
Ferran Torres – 5.5/10
Struggled to make a decisive impact despite getting into promising positions early; he was wasteful with opportunities.
Substitutes
Dani Olmo – 6/10: Brought fresh legs and some spark after coming on, though without major influence.
Marcus Rashford – 6.5/10: Added pace and power, giving Barcelona a different attacking look as they pushed for the crucial fourth goal.
Injured Players: Jules Koundé and Alejandro Balde were unavailable for full evaluation due to injury.
Overall Takeaways
Dominant Performance: Barcelona completely controlled possession and created numerous chances, reflected in the 3–0 scoreline.
Almost Heroic: Despite winning on the night, the earlier 4–0 loss still decided the tie.
Youth Shine: Young stars like Bernal and Yamal demonstrated promising talent and composure in a big match.
Final Word
This was a night full of promise for Barcelona — a night where individual brilliance almost sparked a historic comeback. However, football over two legs is unforgiving, and Atlético Madrid’s advantage ultimately proved decisive.
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